Sentence examples for adding a kind of from inspiring English sources

It doesn't so much melt as cling, adding a kind of creamy flavor with only a little sharpness.

Many of the moves are based on martial arts including Tae Kwon Do and Aikido, adding a kind of self-defence theme to occasion.

Oh, and you'd shrink the goalie pads, which really should be no bigger than the breasts of the porn star (I'm not making this up) who sat directly behind the Devils' coach Peter DeBoer during the finals, adding a kind of pneumatic frame to his doleful expression.

"It brings a very industrial feel," he added, "a kind of strength and oversized dimension".

Some teams may look to add a kind of veteran presence.

This consideration adds a kind of meta-pleasure to the narrative.

Mikki Kunttu's beams and shafts of light and punishing flashes of glare added a kind of visual Adrenalin.

The soft gonglike sounds in the small gallery devoted to paintings of winter added a kind of "chain of being" resonance that seemed almost appropriate.

The fact that some of it is true and some of it isn't adds a kind of interesting level of speculation to the reading process.

Swimming beaches and health clubs equipped with modern facilities also have added a kind of exotic holiday atmosphere to the island's coastal areas.

Last summer, Michelle Rhee, who was the Washington, D.C., schools chancellor from 2007 to 2010, added a kind of facetious footnote to "Superman".