Sentence examples for a wider kind from inspiring English sources

The European perestroika would require a wider kind of effort; an effort that would probably include serious talks with the other quarters of the global village.

The negation designates something within a wider kind, and the predicate negated (say "large") indicates that wider kind.

Second, a negation specifies the complement of a form within a wider kind, and that thesis justifies distinguishing herded animals into humans and other animals.

First, the part falls within a wider kind (such as size, temperature, the aesthetic) determined by the positive attribute F-ness, and that wider kind is divided into subkinds which exclude one another and jointly exhaust the genus; and second, the part has an attribute different from F-ness within that genus.

We thought they were going to play a wide kind of game but they slowed it down and they did it well.

This crude description enables them to pick out a wide kind to divide (knowledge, epistêmê), and to take a number of steps in the division.

The visitor arrives at his definition by first locating the angler's profession in a wide kind, art or expertise (technê).

But hungry for fame, she now wanted more of it, and of a different, wider kind.

The art of classic miniature -- implying here a much wider kind of order -- depicts figures with great beauty and variety but ritually, impersonally and without individual characters or expressions.

I think there was a much wider kind of act doing the rounds then.

A wide variety of kinds of experience fall under the general rubric of religious experience.