Sentence examples for any kind of refinement from inspiring English sources

They instilled in us the "Revolutionary promiscuity" that they themselves had already practiced in the Sierra Maestra, and incited us to laugh at those who spoke well, were deeply cultured, or showed any kind of refinement.

Applying the previous lemma on the convex function defined earlier f = ⦀ A ν X B 1 − ν + A 1 − ν X B ν ⦀. on the interval [ μ, 1 − μ ] when 0 ≤ μ ≤ 1 2 and on the interval [ 1 − μ, μ ] when 1 2 ≤ μ ≤ 1, we obtain the following refinement of the first inequality (1.1) which is a kind of refinements of Theorem 1 in a paper Kittaneh [5] and Theorem 1 in a paper of Feng [3].

Isabelle Huppert delivers a strong, textured and playful performance, but doesn't bring the same kind of refinement and depth as Blanchett.

But it is just this kind of refinement, the Bush administration argues, that shows that the city's numbers are a perception problem rather than reality.

The use of frying is subtle, and for that kind of refinement, America needed the Italians, who have been quietly frying pizza dough in Naples for years before anyone noticed.

Flaubert's last published book, "Three Tales," a collection of three simple stories, suggests a similar kind of refinement and distillation, but on the other hand, at the time of his death (he lived to a relatively ancient 58) Flaubert was still trying to finish "Bouvard and Pécuchet," a grand and immensely complicated satire on all human knowledge and human pretension.

Any kind of people, really.

"Any kind of reptile, actually.

Some progressives oppose any kind of testing.

"Draw any kind of analogy you want.

"Any kind of change elicits strong responses".