Sentence examples for beginning with a kind from inspiring English sources
Spring employs the same chorus of voices as its predecessors, beginning with a kind of throbbing vernal response to the litany of deadness at the beginning of Winter.
That led to directing features, beginning with "A Kind of Loving" in 1962, in which Alan Bates and June Ritchie played a couple trapped in their working-class life in Manchester.
The exhibition begins with a kind of reality television show.
In Shapiro's account, the mischief of the authorship controversy began with a kind of scholarly original sin.
The night began with a kind embrace, Carlesimo meeting Popovich, his close friend and former dining partner, near midcourt.
David Remnick: Mr. Mayor, I have to begin with a kind of good-news, sort of bad-news question.
Eckert began with a kind of inaugural ritual, chanting while tapping a metal bowl with his fingers.
So many of my conversations this week began with a kind of resigned acknowledgment of the predicament we're all in.
The set list began with a kind of warning to the hit-seeking tourist — "Things Have Changed" — and roared through songs composed mainly in the past fifteen years.
Corbin begins with a kind of spiritual topography of the twelfth century, emphasizing the differences between exoteric and esoteric forms of Islam.
