Sentence examples for a kind of transitional from inspiring English sources
It's a kind of transitional medicine: a taste of the city while you're away, and then a taste of away when you're back.
They work as a kind of transitional item – not quite a coat, but warm enough as we edge into spring (I have a thick, fluffy blue one that works for this).
She came to believe that reading about suffering functions as a kind of "transitional object," the term used by the English psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott, one of her favorite thinkers, to describe toys that allow infants to move away from their mothers and to explore the world on their own.
We're in a kind of transitional period.
Kieltyka told me that she saw "the cross-dressing with the mask [as] a kind of transitional thing the fetish objects the breasts and the plastic vagina an important part of a 'dress rehearsal' WITHOUT IT without this fetish transformative phase—I would never have seen myself as a woman never realize[d] that I was a transsexual woman".
A spokesman for Vodafone said the company was unable to have any kind of transitional contract in place "because we don't actually own the spectrum and you cannot advertise something you don't have".
The patient cohort, however, was more heterogeneous than ours and comprised all kinds of transitional cell carcinomas of the bladder, ranging from pTa to pT4 and including also CIS.
George Ishak, the professorial leader of the opposition movement Kefaya (the name means "enough"), told me that he wanted to get a civilian leader on some kind of transitional leadership council, but was optimistic that everything would turn out all right in the end.
Bifacially worked leafpoints are often treated as a kind of "index fossil" for MP/UP transitional industries in Central Europe.
I spent six weeks breathing dust in demolition sites across China, documenting a kind of natural history of these transitional scenes. .
Now it may turn out that MOOCs end up some kind of transitional technology, or perhaps they will lead to a dead end.
