Sentence examples for a kind of people from inspiring English sources

With its Art Deco bathhouses, landscaped grounds and immaculate Boardwalk, Jones Beach was "a kind of people's palace, or people's country club," the architectural critic Paul Goldberger wrote in The New York Times in 1979.

For example, while Feinberg tends to emphasize the historical persistence of transgender people as a kind of people or oppressed group, Bornstein tends to emphasize the constructed (and oppressive) nature of gender categories as a whole, the desirability of viewing gender as fashion, and the importance of moving toward a more consensual gender system.

While the work could be considered delicious manna for the mind, the events it captures--specifically Davis' history--seem to offer a vibrant look at an era best not forgotten and showcases a kind of people whose fierce tenacity (some would argue) failed to transfer effectively into the next few generations.

A kind of "people's campaign for justice".

"Looking back I think we had a kind of life people in North Korea experience now.

They're a kind of unique people.

He called Fox "a network that appealed to a different kind of people than we're aiming for".