Sentence examples for a kind of default from inspiring English sources

It's more accurate to think of them as a kind of default setting.

Ms. Burrell said she was, at least on Friday, leaning toward Mr. Romney as a kind of default.

"If we have, as the Prime Minister is suggesting, an opt-out filter we have a kind of default censorship in place," he said.

It's a kind of default, indicating humour where there is none, playing out the cliche that a German joke is no laughing matter.

Mr. Wang, a highly adaptable filmmaker whose movies swerve from the low-budget "Chan Is Missing" to the Jennifer Lopez vehicle "Maid in Manhattan," prefers the stripped-down naturalism that has become a kind of default style for socially conscious international art cinema.

It was pretty clear that such thoughts are not expected of men, though: their poetry is set as a kind of default mode, echoing Simone de Beauvoir's idea that "man is defined as a human being and a woman as female".

Jean-Claude Trichet, the head of the European Central Bank, has been adamant that he will not accept any kind of default or "credit event" over Greece.

Varoufakis said any kind of default would not be "the right solution now".

It is important to realize that svabhāva understood as substance that Nāgārjuna rejects is not a theoretical posit, an entity an insufficiently sophisticated philosopher might postulate, but a kind of cognitive default, a way of superimposing something onto the world that is automatic and immediate and not the result of detailed theoretical reflection.

An estimated $20 billion of credit-default swaps, a kind of insurance against default, had been linked to outstanding Delphi debt.

The country's regional and political diversity leads to a kind of "pluralism by default", says Olexiy Haran of the Kyiv Mohyla University.