Sentence examples similar to a kind of mid from inspiring English sources

The notion of the nonpartisan, fair, and balanced media is really a kind of mid-20th century phenomenon.

These convivial days and nights were bright spots in my childhood, shining some light on a home that was often shrouded in a kind of mid-level gloom.

It is also providing us with an invitation to imagine what New York would look and feel like as a kind of mid-Atlantic Silicon Valley.

In some ways, these videos can be seen as a kind of mid-life crisis; both men trying desperately to cause a stir and boost their playboy reputations.

For David Warner the past few months in international cricket have been all about abstinence, paring back, a kind of mid-career detox.

But around in back, a rutted dirt road leads away from the gravel parking lot and down a short embankment to an old highway, its concrete surface a kind of mid-20th-century matte gray.

Within the film and fashion system, Audrey Hepburn was positioned as a kind of mid-point transition between the cool, aristocratic, sophistication of Grace Kelly and down-home, keen-as-mustard charm of Doris Day.

Colour and print had a kind of mid-century-modern feel: this look has been around in interior magazines for a while, and appears to be about to spread to fashion.

Inside, they entered a high-ceilinged room, which was preserved in a kind of mid-century bohemian-intellectual glory: Persian carpets, red walls with gold filigree, bookcases and paintings, busts and lamps, tall bay windows hand-painted with Russian folk dancers.

In effect, there's a second line of Hollywood production, a kind of mid-to-high-budget off-Hollywood, that's putting out films as creative, as original, as daring, and as personal as those being made anywhere in the world at any level.

It does have a kind of mid-70s "afterschool special" ring to it.