Sentence examples for a middle kind from inspiring English sources

The best disposition, manifest mostly in youth, is of a middle kind, enabling both quickness of understanding (the positive benefit of moisture) and a long memory.[58] While the internal senses, as of course the external senses, have physical locations in the organs of the body, the rational faculty has not.

You're really talking about more of a middle class kind of drug user than maybe a homeless person who's addicted to crack or heroin.

It's a middle-finger kind of arrogance and, for now, all we can hope is that someone is writing the warts-and-all book so there is a lasting document of how not to run a football club.

There's this misconception that she's a middle-America kind of person.

If you're an undecided, stuck-in-the-middle kind of voter, the president isn't meeting you halfway on the issues, or pledging to revive the dream of postpartisanship that he campaigned on last time.

"They seemed to be aware that this was a middle ground of some kind," he said.

I don't see much of a middle way of any kind.

Are you sick of seeing the same kind of film do well again and again, and would you say that Colossal is kind of a middle finger up to those blockbusters?

"The installation is for me kind of a middle ground.

So before Kim's war begins he studies in Manchuria, albeit in a middle school transformed into a kind of revolutionary Hogwarts.

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