Sentence examples for extended kind from inspiring English sources

In a place where family means the extended kind and the good times are remembered more than the bad, grieving encompasses a fair bit of marvel and laughter.

But Groopman points out that heuristics aren't taught in medical school and are in fact discouraged, in favor of a much more leisurely and extended kind of thinking, typified by Socratic dialogue between students and professors.

Perhaps it's time for a more extended kind of housecleaning.

Extending kind thoughts to yourself can actually help you let go of anger and resentment, which in turns makes it easier to speak kindly and compassionately to others.

The Mohists call this the "difficulty of extending kinds" (B2).

But because of the "difficulty of extending kinds," this process will always be a fallible one.

In practice, "extending kinds" amounts to taking the judgment that things are "of a kind" (lei) in one or more respects as a basis for treating them as "of a kind" in another.

Later Mohist texts make it clear that this reasoning process is regarded as a form of analogical inference or projection, which they call "extending kinds" (tui lei) — that is, "extending" our judgment of what counts as "of the same kind" to include new cases.

That's what I did when the person extended his kind words.

As the Berkman Centre for Internet and Society at Harvard University laid out in a study commissioned last year by the FCC, over the past decade almost all developed countries have extended some kind of common-carrier arrangement to broadband access.

I'm a co-sleeping, extended breastfeeding kind of mom.