Sentence examples for any kind of finding from inspiring English sources

In this case, a Supreme Court ruling in favor of the plaintiffs would not require any kind of finding that there exists a hitherto-unrecognized constitutional right to same-sex marriage — only that the federal government must recognize marriages validly preformed in states that choose to do so.

"They are still kind of finding their way postbankruptcy".

"We're still kind of finding our way with the setup that we have now".

What advice would you have for them on kind of finding your way as a writer, not just of children's books, but overall?

For a quite different kind of finding out, the Oxford Roald Dahl Dictionary complied by lexicographer Susan Rennie and illustrated by Quentin Blake is a treasure trove of vocabulary all of which has been taken from the writings of Roald Dahl.

"I'm a different player coming off the injury — I'm on a different team — and so I'm just working on kind of finding my way, and our team is finding our way.

I guess what inspired it really was finding myself entering my 30s with no record deal, a marriage that was ending, and dating for the first time since I was 17 and kind of finding my footing.

"This is bizarrely not based in any kind of policy finding....it literally just ends with 'I don't like it,'" Levoie tweeted.

But tourists on any kind of budget are finding Paris more manageable.

Individuality is so important when you're creating any kind of art so finding something that makes you, that separates you, is so important – especially in the fashion industry.

I don't know of any other Laconica instances out there that have any kind of usage, but finding those guys out there and saying "send your data to me the way Identi.ca does" only legitimizes the service.