Sentence examples for something extended from inspiring English sources

Doctors and patients "traditionally see palliative care as something extended to a hospitalized patient in the last week of life," said Dr. Jennifer S. Temel, an oncologist and author of the paper.

He provided as an example of an analytic judgment, "All bodies are extended": in thinking of a body we can't help but also think of something extended in space; that would seem to be just part of what is meant by "body".

And this can be any frame, applied to any image, just so long as we feel that something extends further beyond the frame, something out of view, off picture.

Something extends beyond that.

Mota, who played from 1962 to 1982, came to make peace with the role as something that extended his career.

His embrace of the sharing economy was something I extended further into my own life, and I began using different sharing apps to meet new people, eat, and get around.

His embrace of the sharing economy was something I extended further into my own life and began using different sharing apps to meet new people, eat and get around.

It all started in 2011, after we both graduated from the University of Florida, where we met, and drove straight across the country to the Land of Dreams ― Los Angeles ― only to find ourselves, three years later, yearning for something that extended well beyond the reach of our desks.

A filmmaker, for example, often can reshoot something or extend a deadline when something isn't working.

These three seemingly simple additions take a classic recipe and turn it into something that extends beyond the realm of kid food and into something the whole family will be requesting.

That something may extend to a realignment of American-European relations.