Sentence examples for extended thoughts from inspiring English sources

Also, focus group interviews as opposed to individual interviews will mimic the actual group learning setting where students can share their thoughts, opinions and ideas and interact with one another by debating and agreeing with each other which might then lead to generating new or extended thoughts and views on the issued explored.

By definition meditation is continued or extended thought, or reflection.

6 06pm @Boston_Police Boston Police Department The BPD extends thoughts and prayers to family and friends of fallen hero, MIT Police Officer Sean Collier.

The critic serves the play's function by extending thought; the reviewer serves the marketplace.

First, many of the insights of the theory of direct reference have been extended from thoughts about concrete individuals to thoughts about natural kinds by Kripke (1972) and Putnam (1974).

"We would normally publish contributor's views but in his case he had extended his thoughts considerably".

In the mid-1960s von Weizsäcker extended his thoughts from the "atomic age" to the whole "technical age" [101 von Weizsäcker].

Mr. Wachowski extended that thought.

He paused, then extended the thought.

And some friends extended that thought on Saturday while analyzing Mr. Kessler's skating style.

Chapter 2 of Einstein's revolution came in 1915 when, after eight years of work, he finished the general theory of relativity, which extended the thought to gravity.