Sentence examples for a kind made from inspiring English sources

Each bear is one of a kind, made by Ms. Jermyn, and has a different name, although always with the honorific "Mr".

He reads Kant as drawn towards a view on which the beautiful object itself makes an unconditional demand on the viewer's attention (of a kind made vivid in the narrator's vow to the hawthorns in Proust's In Search of Lost Time), although he also takes Kant's denial of the objectivity of taste to debar him from endorsing such a view.

Your technology may be one of a kind, making it impossible to compare.

Probabilities were also added to the ontology to express the probability that a call of a particular kind made by a patient from a particular risk group has a particular priority.

"This is a new kind made by taking a mold of the eyeball and then using the mold in making a lens of the correct contour".

There are two kinds of licensed flu vaccines: an inactivated kind made with dead virus and one prepared with live "attenuated" virus.

Macaroni and cheese -- the kind made from a box -- is a favorite of young people everywhere.

Hutspot is a traditional stewy soup (or soupy stew), a Dutch variation on the kind made throughout Europe.

Nevertheless, John Hick (1989) develops a view of that kind, making use of a Kantian two-worlds epistemology.

Being kind makes a rejection easier to handle.

Take, for example, Hagarae's one-of-a-kind necklaces made of vintage neckties.