Despair, says Marcel, is equivalent to saying that there is nothing in the whole of reality to which I can extend credit, nothing worthwhile.
My parents live with us and my younger brother and sister in a big house in Bolton which I bought and extended.
It's extremely light, which I prefer for extended use, though I know some like their tools to be more substantial.
Dennis' neurological medium transcends the language of art, by which I mean it extends beyond the articulated signage employed with visual marks, objects, or phonetics to the experience they are intended to reference.
"Michael Boyd and Vikki Heywood have done an exceptional job in the last decade, rebuilding the theatre and reasserting the principles of ensemble and collaboration, which I hope to continue and extend".
I am deeply sensible of the consideration which they have always extended to me both before and after my accession to the Throne and which I know they will extend in full measure to my successor.
This "Chinese medicine" relies on trial-and-error and is expected to work only gradually.It's a useful metaphor, which I'd like to extend a little further, because, of course, many Chinese people use both traditional and Western medicine quite freely.
She steps toward me with her hand extended, which I find slightly ineffectual, under the circumstances, but I go along with it.
By today's standards, by which I mean our radically extended sense of what "young adult literature" can be, such classics as "Huckleberry Finn," "The Call of the Wild," "The Member of the Wedding," "To Kill a Mockingbird," "The Catcher in the Rye," "Lord of the Flies" are all great Y.A. novels.
Aside from any criticisms, the rapporteur puts forward practical proposals, which I support, such as extending the right of all non-EU nationals to vote and stand for local and European elections provided they have resided in the EU for more than five years.
