Sentence examples for a kind of intractable from inspiring English sources

Fungal keratitis is a kind of intractable and sight-threatening diseases.

Hiving off the review section to an online edition and kamikaze Twitter enterprise @spinreviews at least solves the kind of intractable design problem presented by Uncut magazine's eternally expanding reviews section ("Starts page 63!").

"But the concerns are kind of intractable".

From the beginning of the war then, the British Army faced the same kind of intractable problem encountered by the American Army in Vietnam.

Sometimes, when the process feels most intractable and hopeless, a kind of last-ditch clarity appears.

"With many of the world's most intractable problems," he said, "a kind of radical love and forgiveness is the only solution".

Often it seems feminism has become a kind of private passion, a way of working through the intractable issues of the day in regard to sexuality, and the requirement to fulfil so many normative expectations.

Viewing a photograph becomes a kind of reanimation: the still photograph begins to move, and though this motion cannot erase inequality, it can trouble oppression that might otherwise seem intractable.

A kind of explosion.

A kind of settee?

A kind of satay?