Sentence examples for the extensively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an extensive manner, widely.
- He has read and traveled extensively.
Even the extensively referenced Kate Michelman, hardly a centrist, escapes categorization.
More than 50 countries have reported cases of XDR-TB, the extensively drug-resistant form.
Mrs. Bliss worked with Beatrix Farrand to design the extensively terraced gardens, which are astonishingly beautiful in any season.
All the evidence suggests it is the extensively annotated copy of Compton Mackenzie, who wrote the original novel.
A first attempt to reopen the extensively repaired mosque in late July ended when students seized the building and a suicide bomber killed 13 people nearby.
Unlike the extensively reported tour of poor communities by Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, when he was a presidential candidate, Mr. Clinton's tour was a day's headlines.
At first blush, then, this festival, sponsored by Make magazine, is a gathering place of pyromaniacs and noise junkies, the multiply pierced and the extensively tattooed.
But the scholarship behind some sensational claims made in the extensively annotated booklet that accompanies the CD lacks a certain critical skepticism.
The extensively tattooed De Tommaso was wearing a T-shirt calling for the release of the convicted murderer of a policeman.
Consequently, Rhea's bright cratered side strongly resembles the extensively cratered highlands of Mercury or of Earth's Moon.
Tomato is one of the extensively consumed vegetable crops worldwide.
