Sentence examples for allowed a kind of from inspiring English sources
They allowed a kind of mob to form, then dejectedly welcomed its members aboard.
I think the internet and the vast cynical, largely anonymised community it has engendered, has allowed a kind of nihilism to form and propagate.
"The IPCC inquiry lasted for such an absurd amount of time that it allowed a kind of cloud just to hang there, and I feel very strongly that the decision to prosecute the office of commissioner on health and safety grounds was nonsensical.
In the third person, the writer usually relies on he, she, it or they, which allows a kind of neutrality, the impartial distance of the detached observer.
Yet Ms. Merkerson allows a kind of intimate access traditionally afforded by cinematic close-ups, when the camera finds shades of meaning in impassive faces.
But the mayor seemed to grasp that one of the conductor's main jobs is, as Mr. Hayes put it, "to create a musical atmosphere that allows a kind of organic whole to be clear to everybody".
Like Mr. Sanders, Mr. Kerry is pushing for an oil reserve bill, because "we can't allow a kind of speculation process to destroy people's capacity just to make ends meet and live".
Shooting a million laser beams every four seconds from the bottom of a helicopter, the lidar technology (which stands for light imaging detection and ranging) allows a kind of virtual deforestation to take place, stripping away the tree canopy to reveal what lies beneath on the forest floor.
The BBC has been given an exclusive demonstration of how the technology of 'beaming' robot avatars works, allowing a kind of 'physical' interaction at a distance.
We've already noted a tendency for emotivists and prescriptivists to allow a kind of secondary descriptive meaning for moral terms over and above their expressive meaning in order to capture the way that moral statements can be used to convey descriptive information.
"Patience allows a kind of deep inner trust, that we have the capacity to be with the matrix of life," Kornfield explains.
