Sentence examples for a kind of working from inspiring English sources

The young clerk's fantastical hairstyle turned out to be a kind of working uniform.

In addition Tapiovaara was a kind of working man's Aalto who designed extensively for universities and public schools.

He says, sometimes for you the saying is a kind of working out, like doing a sum on a bit of paper.

Now she has become a kind of working woman's Princess Diana, mourned by thousands who never knew her and, in the eyes of some of her friends, mythologized, not only to sell newspapers but to sell a war.

This is a kind of working aristocracy of politicians: some politicos sport distinguished family names (Kinnocks, Goulds and Benns), but all are increasingly divorced in background, education and profession from the people they are meant to be representing.

Julian Barratt is horrifically plausible as the creepy Aidan, who pretends to a kind of working democracy while delighting in his power, and Janie Dee is simply mesmerising as Miranda, who radiates glamour but treats style as a substitute for human feeling.

They were all kind of working in a vacuum, which was interesting.

His periods of indolence were perhaps a kind of work.

Fish functions as a kind of work wife to Krakoff.

Freud's conversation is, of course, a kind of work that is often very taxing.

Shahid told his architect David Piscuskas that he wanted a kind of work space on top.