Sentence examples for a kind of math from inspiring English sources

Conover, who once worked as a prison guard, described the "allure" of the prison escape: a jail break is a kind of math problem, and when we read about these incidents there is a tendency to marvel at the ingenuity on display and to start identifying with, and even rooting for, the escapee.

Develop a kind of "Math Olympics Day" with gathering data, measuring, drawing, graphing and calculating -- for finding and using a relation and seeing if it is a function, set parameters for x, and y.

The absurdity ramps up further with the arrival of a Dolph Lundgrenesque guitarist tapping out riffs over the top, but it works, creating one of the festival's biggest pleasure surges – a kind of math-yacht rock straight from the Balearics.

If you could give us any kind of math on that you know in March Madness last year we did 25 million.

The hardest subject to study for like this is any kind of Math, such as Algebra.

"It seemed like a kind of pretend math".

Alonzo performs for himself a kind of moral math, according to which, by eliminating drug dealers, he is doing more good than harm.

Making it more confusing, most people are now given more total allowed points — a kind of new math that requires recalculation of what had been ingrained.