Sentence examples for extending thought from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Cotillard concluded by extending her thoughts to Pitt and Jolie, "both of whom I deeply respect" and saying she hoped they "find peace in this very tumultuous moment".

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 Compton City Council joins with our residents in mourning the loss of Councilmember Isaac Galvan's brother and in extending our thoughts, prayers and love to his mother, his brother's children and entire family," said Compton Mayor Aja Brown.

"I want to begin today by extending my thoughts and prayers for those affected by Hurricane Harvey and the catastrophe of flooding and all of the other difficulties that they're currently going through in Houston, in southeast Texas," he said in his introductory remarks.

"What you're tapping into is that capacity for abstract thinking and to extend the thought processes out of the box," she explained.

The difference -- the advantage, for me at least -- is that in books, those "links" don't beckon as immediate demands for our attention, redirecting us elsewhere before we've finished the present thought, but serve instead as gentle invitations to extend this thought once we've finished absorbing and digesting it.

To extend that thought, may I invoke the sentiment from this great bumper sticker: Paddle like your ass is on fire.

Mr. Wachowski extended that thought.