Sentence examples for extra kinds of from inspiring English sources

But the case is more difficult to make for ontological parsimony.[9] It is unclear what particular pragmatic disadvantages accrue to theories which postulate extra kinds of entities; indeed as was mentioned in the previous section such postulations can often bring with them striking syntactic simplification.

So going out and looking for extra kinds of fossil fuel to add to the second number is a bit like announcing you're going on a diet, then quietly deciding to add a second breakfast to your daily routine.

It also adds an extra kind of button, allowing users to press hard to trigger extra events on screen.

Plenty of fat, good mouth-feel, always with an extra kind of moistness and richness and succulence, and a good serving won't cost more than $2".

Theorists believed that, in addition to phonons, quasicrystals support an extra kind of oscillation called a phason.

Interestingly, the symmetrical XC matrix with the same main diagonal is not sufficient in this case, and an extra kind of symmetry, which obeys XOR as well, is required.

And there's an extra kind of, amount of energy and fun to those.

"It does add an extra, kind of tightrope element to it, because you can't take anything back or editorially fudge it.

We expect them to have tremendous grace and poise, some extra kind of wisdom, A refined dignity such as gold from a fire, not the ugly markings of a burn victim.

"Most of my clients request drugs because they want to share an extra kind of intimacy with me... casually trying to coerce bareback, for example," New York state sex worker "M" tells me.

It is said attention seekers will turn up at the opening of an envelope to further their own promotion, but it takes an extra special kind of discernment to queue three nights in the open air for a postcard.