Sentence examples for spirit extends from inspiring English sources

"I don't know!" Witjens's competitive spirit extends to her tactics.

They thought, 'It's mine, it's mine'" His collaborative spirit extends to the way in which he works with his team – not all of whom are cooks.

Overpricing Zambia's family silver ReprintsThe new spirit extends as far as hardline fundamentalists, who now pay lip service to the principles of freedom and democracy though they interpret these concepts very much in their own way.

The farewell spirit extends to many lost friends and colleagues, summoned in Mr. Vidal's variously fond or feline moods, so that Susan Sontag is recalled as "the winner of so many skirmishes in her long campaign against oblivion".

The sport offers an alternative vision of what a successful, competitive athlete looks like, and this spirit extends beyond teams, leagues, and national borders.

Mr. Snyder's entrepreneurial spirit extended to his own disasters.

But the possibilities for this exuberant spirit extend far beyond the simple classics.

That spirit extended to some of the performers and filmmakers who felt the sting of his negative judgment.

A world traveler and artist, her loving spirit extended to her family and the many charities she supported generously.

The further that tumultuous decade, whose spirit extended well beyond it, recedes into the mist, the more its popular music becomes grist for lighthearted nostalgia with a tinge of camp.

This spirit extended beyond the building's lot lines, for Lord & Taylor included a series of ramps for its electric delivery wagons to go to the basement; The New York Times said in 1913 that the store was grateful to the city that gave it prosperity and "will not embarrass it by lining the street with delivery wagons and packing cases".