Sentence examples for words extending from inspiring English sources

For Messier, it was a night of disbelief, his loss for adequate words extending to his sense of wonder at Kurri, the extraordinary 30-year-old right wing.

In other words, extending the idea that prosecutors looking at Trump and his associates are feverishly obsessed with entrapping the president, they trumped up (sorry) charges that directly touch Trump himself.

They explored these models to make their own letters and words, extending from the sub-set provided to create their own name or other words (see Fig. 5e).

The right precuneus was the sole region that was commonly activated by both concrete greater than pseudoword and abstract greater than pseudoword contrasts and this was more extensive for concrete than abstract words, extending into right AG and occipital regions.

The importance of precise definitions for such hopeful words extends far beyond semantics.

When the banned words extended to the phrase "empty chair" — the most conspicuous sign of Liu's absence at the Nobel ceremony — Wen hit on an idea.

For some families with small children, the best destination is one where there are people willing to help with child care -- in other words, extended family.

His relaxed, easy way with words extends to his view of food – from his 2015 Thanksgiving blog: "At the end of the day, it's only food … so long as it's gotten friends and family to gather around the table, it's done its job".

Behind the hoopla about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's possible bid for president in 2008, there is only one man right now: a 41-year-old political consultant who wears his shirt collar open, speaks without periods, and revels in his Irish heritage — which, in his words, extends to worry about making a buck and his belief that Caroline Kennedy and Maria Shriver are the end-all.

The magical power of words extended to the written word.

His words extend to his advice for Asians in the music industry.