Sentence examples for by the kinds of from inspiring English sources

grain -- (1) The texture of wood, produced by the kinds of xylem cells present.

And he was not as apt to be greeted here by the kinds of protests expected elsewhere on his tour.

Ms. Cibani's clothing is marked by the kinds of details she sought in the design of the store.

A common situation now is people – most often men – feeling disturbed by the kinds of porn they are looking at.

It has been peddled especially hard by the kinds of sportswriters who often fret about players' so-called legacies.

The geologists said both types were most likely formed by the kinds of violent windstorms suspected of killing the dinosaurs.

Bornstein admitted in the NBC interview that he was at least somewhat influenced by the kinds of words Trump uses.

The flux of ions was scarcely affected by the kinds of co-ions.

The results can also tell a radio station whether certain songs are likely to be favored by the kinds of consumers an advertiser wants to attract.

Officials there, unencumbered by the kinds of laws that have restricted the F.C.C., have been moving swiftly this year to liberate the airwaves for newer uses.

Some, like the component-video jacks, will be appreciated -- and understood -- only by the kinds of high-tech video nerds who would spend $1,500 on a VCR.