Sentence examples similar to a kind position from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is this more problematic than in the "one-of-a-kind" position proposed by Alagappan, a catch-all bucket of unconnected nodes that found no other home in the similarity network.

In a kind of position paper the king released last Wednesday, he offered his people a civics lesson, discussing the mores of active citizens — including writing letters to the editors of newspapers — and pleaded for compromise in the public discourse.

If the one film class I took in college taught me anything, however, it's that such angles project a kind of position of power.

This view seems to be a kind of middle position between consent theory and the instrumentalist views.

On his side, Chwistek adhered to a kind of nominalistic position, and tried to develop a theory of constructive types for the foundations of analysis (his attempt of founding mathematics without the axiom of reducibility was called "heroic" in the introduction to the second edition of the Principia Mathematica, 1925, see Linsky 2004).

In the first event, the athlete curls behind her bar in a kind of fetal position and then springs up in a daredevil leap to the final position, bar above her.

"Formalist" to me sounds like a kind of doctrinaire position.

It assumes a kind of monopolistic position that newspapers no longer hold, as much as they might want to.

I'd always thought it was a kind of intellectual position, feminism, not that there were people out there who thought you weren't smart".

Mr. Paulson hired him as his special assistant, a kind of handyman position for which he took on a series of projects that caught the secretary's interest.

John is left isolated in the center of the arena, hunkered down with one hand on his head, the other over his ear, in a kind of fetal position.