Sentence examples for a certain vein from inspiring English sources

So it alludes to a certain vein of ostentatious, macho car culture.

Jets rooting connects you to a long tradition of tawdriness and mediocrity occasionally lit up by hope, as well as to a certain vein of pawky eccentricity.

In a small watercolor, Abraham Lincoln looks up to see a black hand reaching down from a whorl in the blue sky -- a spoof, perhaps, on a certain vein of emancipation romance.

And what would happen if you get another shot?" If true crime entertainments capture a certain vein of obsession these days, that's because they present a miscarriage of justice like Syed's life sentence, and the intellectual allure comes from trying to figure out the mystery.

Hudgins's method is straightforward: in chapters that read like free-standing essays, he confesses his love for a certain vein of inappropriate humor, furnishes several examples and ruminates on their therapeutic value in helping him to overcome some affliction (emotional, social, filial).

This week, we learned that SpongeBob, representing a certain vein of fast-paced children's television, is bad for little brains.

But for others it could be seen as an anchor of this certain vein of dance, It's really following a modern dance tradition and not what I would refer to as contemporary dance and contemporary performance".

We then examine the preferential mineralisation of certain vein sets by setting this grade information into context to other geological parameters such as the structural geology of that particular part of the mine as well as the above mentioned factors structural orientation of the vein, vein thickness, alteration- and host rock type.

Even within the region, certain veins of humor can be dangerous.

He is deeply offended when people refer to the method to be used ("certain veins should be opened while the departing one should, under the influence of morphine, be gently entranced within a warm bath") as "murder" or "execution".

This may add to our understanding of why certain veins are more likely to anchor circulating malignant cells and/or serve as a more effective platform have thrombosis.