Sentence examples for be made a kind from inspiring English sources

It should be made a kind of national historic toxic waste site, a reminder of just what can go wrong -- and what can go right -- when corporate, governmental and community interests collide.

"Now is Megan the kind of person who would be making a kind of excuse about why she didn't recognize this person?" he asked.

Stone seems to be making a kind of indictment of the American people: this man — this soulless nothing — is what you voted for.

However, time spent waiting can be like moneymisspent — it's often timewasted, even if money is made, a kind of timenot worth spending, so moneyisn't necessarily time.

However, time spent waiting can be like moneymisspent it's often timewasted, even if money is made, a kind of timenot worth spending, so moneyisn't necessarily time.

In a way, he was made a kind of McCarthy for the sophisticated- those who knew enough about our society or had enough sense of history to be unable to accept McCarthy as a representative figure.

"I'm making a kind of architecture for the presentation," she said.

By extension, the guitarist and singer Vinicius Cantuaria is making a kind of theoretically perfect modern bossa nova.

And the fact we were making a kind of music we'd been missing means most likely other people had been missing it too.

Now he is making a kind of comeback — Mr. Chappelle headlines the Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival, a new 15-city tour presented by the Funny or Die Web site that begins Friday in Austin, Tex.

"I'm making a kind of DNA sieve," says Sarah Flanagan, one of the gallery experts who are on hand to explain exhibits to bewildered visitors, casually measuring out ingredients as she if were about to whip up a souffle.