Sentence examples for a kind of inside from inspiring English sources

"Cashew chicken is a kind of inside joke in Springfield," he said.

More skeptically: could The Vegetarian be a kind of Inside Men for liberals?

When headlines told of something big, he always went a little faster, with a kind of inside excitement.

(Chessboard is more apt, considering Duchamp's obsession with chess, a kind of inside joke Mr. Herz enjoys, having titled the work "Zugzwang," which is a term for a chess position where any move loses).

In "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," she writes, obviously as a kind of inside joke, of a first meeting with Faÿ that was unsuccessful: "Bernard Faÿ was not at all what Gertrude Stein expected and he and she had nothing in particular to say to each other".

Rush described it as a kind of "inside out" printer that doesn't have a limited build area.

The consequence is a kind of inside-out justification for poems in which poetry beats nonfiction at its own game by refusing to play it.

Here, he has imagined a kind of inside-out house, with an inner skin of whitewashed fir that creates walls of closets and sprouts a dining table and a bed.

In a kind of inside-out Cinderella story, Hepburn, as Princess Ann, has one perfect day in Rome, riding around on the back of Gregory Peck's moped, before the clock strikes midnight and she returns to her duties, without Prince Charming, but secure in the knowledge of his love.

The first deviled egg I experimented with was a kind of inside-out sauce gribiche: shallots, tarragon and finely diced cornichons.

Janis felt his hunger as a throb beneath his sternum and a kind of wind inside his head.