Sentence examples for a dynamic kind of from inspiring English sources

"It created a dynamic kind of friction," says Tony. "Everyone had an equal right to be there, so in a way you just had to get along.

Others say the Constitution requires a more dynamic kind of equality, one that takes account of the weight of history and of modern disparities.

"It's a very dynamic kind of place".

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Stealing the show: a new and dynamic kind of power couple: the designer plus model/muse.

So we're looking at NCATS as a place to raise questions about the relationship of intramural to extramural and how we can get them to cross talk and provide a much more dynamic kind of relationship than what we've had up until now.

When I set about developing a new, more dynamic kind of therapy I wanted to give people the power to change themselves and the ability to start the process right away.

Clinician D: There's that partner dynamic kind of thing and that spirituality is often very much mute to a lot of partners, even when they're discrepant, they're still a blank between the two.

This shoe brings a dynamic, whizzy kind of understatement.

Toward the end of the 19th century along comes science with its methods of analysis promising to put order back into the world, albeit of a more dynamic kind.

The opening of the outlet was first reported by CapitalNewYork.com On its Web site, the Amway center calls itself a "dynamic, one of-a-kind facility" created to give the independent business owners that comprise its sales army a "dedicated space to freely connect, learn new valuable insights, and share the exciting Amway opportunity with prospects".