Examples of 'whole extent' in a sentence
Meaning of "whole extent"
whole extent: This phrase refers to the entire scope or range of something, without omitting any part. It is often used to emphasize that every aspect or detail is being considered
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whole extent
This applies to the whole extent of theatrical representation.
These two things constitute the mystery in its whole extent.
That was the whole extent of their conversation.
We may cite some figures to recall the whole extent of the question.
The whole extent of coast.
It is impossible to embrace here the whole extent of this knowledge.
The whole extent of the dural tear is exposed by removing the overlying skull.
Somewhat over the whole extent of this vast empire.
This chest is transparent and penetrable to the eye in its whole extent.
The gigantic curtain ranged along the whole extent of the southern horizon.
The whole extent of the retina is divided into countless small juxtaposed spots or points.
This observation is applicable to nearly the whole extent of the porphyritic country.
Know the whole extent of those laws, and of what are commonly called.
His influence was constantly felt along the whole extent of those three miles of wall.
Although you shine, he does not manifest his Powers to their whole extent.
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Restriction covers the whole extent of opposition/withdrawal.
The present law shall be published and executedthroughout the whole extent of the Republic.
Restriction covers whole extent of the opposition / withdrawal.
Body of man, or that spirit which is in the whole extent of.
But that 's the whole extent of what they can do.
Turning to look round, he could see almost the whole extent of his domain.
The land-to its whole extent confusion and terrible noise….
When starting to write to a file, a whole extent is allocated.
Edge 10 throughout its whole extent is spaced inwardly from inner surface 3 of opening 2.
The polarizer 4 is dispensed over substantially the whole extent of the plate 1 of the cell.
I desire the Charter, the whole Charter, the freedom of the public to its whole extent.
Sw, white across almost the whole extent of the body.
Alas, he “ knows the whole extent of his wretched condition . ”.
Restriction does not ( seem to ) cover the whole extent of the opposition.
Restriction does not (seem to) cover the whole extent of opposition/withdrawal.
It is about 1.5 meters long, being one-fifth of the whole extent of the intestinal canal.
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The extent of those injuries is yet to be determined
Happening to a limited extent in some other countries
The extent of this latter category is unclear
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I spent my whole life doing things my own way
I have never hurt anyone in my whole life
I am rethinking the whole movie idea in general
