Meanings of mere extension in English

The future was a mere extension of our technological certainties.

Seeing this match as a mere extension of the provincial championship, they will tear into each other.

When the dance returns, there is instead of discussion a mere extension of main motive in full chorus.

We take it as a finished product, and we think of it as mere extension, something without any quality at all.

But so far as the telepathic or astral psychic powers are concerned, the mere extension of space does not change the principle.

They would, instead, turn Amber into a mere extension of the Courts, most of the shadows would boil away to join with Chaos.

From every marble feature he chisels, the sculptor draws an intensity of being that cannot be imparted by a mere extension of years.

Patriotism, then, which is frequently a mere extension of individual egotism, is still directed to the State, and is not excited by the Union.

The mere extension of the arm, the back-hand advanced, would serve the purpose of indicating removal, travel, but in a manner less gracious and caressing.

Mere extension of range is not vision - of that we are quite certain.

Mere extension would not be on par with 'new circumstances', wrote analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Many of them were mere extensions of the same mafia clans that had already infiltrated politics and economy.