Sentence examples for to extend something from inspiring English sources

I also wanted to extend something enjoyable to the point that it became painful.

Professor Fournier says Microsoft's executives seem to have "assumed they had a brand" that could be extended to other products, "but you can't extend something that doesn't have resonance in people's lives".

As Mr. García's introduction to New Yorkers, though, Manzanilla extends something less than a firm handshake.

Rather oddly, there hasn't been much discussion of formally extending something like deposit insurance to the short-term liabilities of shadow banks; but as it stands, there's probably enough of an implicit guarantee to do the job.

-- President Barack Obama has portrayed the health care reform that bears his name as a means of extending something vital, health insurance, to tens of millions of people who don't have any.

"Not voting in favor of extending something into the future does not seem to me to be voting for a tax increase".

Another speculation is that the human lifespan could be greatly extended, something that would wreak havoc on all population projections.

And, actually, it's usually that he likes the orchestration but he's extending something or he's removed a part".

Liberals hoped to extend Medicare, or something like it, to the rest of the population, but existing Medicare recipients saw nothing in it for them.

Belief is not "belief that…" but is "belief in…" Belief that might be better characterized as a conviction rather than a belief; however, to believe in something is to extend credit to it, to place something at the disposal of that in which we believe.

This distills the purpose of a trusted bibliotaph – their enthusiasms must be much broader than your own; that way, you will always find something to extend you.