Sentence examples for a kind of object from inspiring English sources

And abstraction is considered as a kind of object.

Today, their experiences may provide a kind of object lesson on how changing climate can affect civilizations.

But by its counterexample, the Palin Wild Goose Chase Tour served as a kind of object lesson for what the political media environment has become today.

With 21st-century problems — environmental, technological, economic and social — now demanding aggressive and socially responsible leadership, the exhibition is a kind of object lesson.

To sit at the bar that overlooks the restaurant's grill watching Yvon de Tassigny, the chef, and his cooks Chad Carlson and Miranda Brown at work is to observe a kind of object lesson in shop craft as soul craft.

The focus is on the implementation of fault tolerance, autonomous operation and operational flexibility by means of specific linked data structures and code execution mechanisms that can be interpreted as a kind of object oriented model for mission sequencing.

Terra-cotta, (Italian: "baked earth") literally, any kind of fired clay but, in general usage, a kind of object e.g., vessel, figure, or structural form made from fairly coarse, porous clay that when fired assumes a colour ranging from dull ochre to red and usually is left unglazed.

The collection complemented a building that was itself a kind of art object.

A screenplay, after all, was a kind of theoretical object, a recipe rather than the meal itself.

The man's swerving to avoid the puddle in "A Hanging" is passed off rather similarly, as a kind of found object, a triviality noticed by chance.

Now, two decades later, that candidate, the elder George Bush, is serving as a kind of political object lesson for a kindred spirit, Mitt Romney.