Sentence examples for case a kind of from inspiring English sources

Journalists love one another the way members of a family — in their case, a kind of crime family — do.

Alex, like Burgess's narrator, has her own linguistic style: in her case, a kind of street patois, studded with verbal riffs.

Inside a glass-topped case, a kind of tableau has been made with sand, boots, a lantern, identity cards, a watch and a bullet-riddled helmet.

And these are truly colossal in scale, and they are made of beautiful materials, again imported materials – in this case a kind of maroon colored stone, and in this case a greenish colored stone.

Benedict's ambiguous role has made the Groër case a kind of Rorschach test of the future pope's treatment of sexual abuse during his long stewardship of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican's powerful doctrinal body.

As in the earlier book, there's a stylised idiom, in this case a kind of high-low compound whereby words such as "dieresis" pepper the text, while "though" is rendered as "tho".

For the others, indeed the majority of cases, a kind of purgatory prevails.

It represents, in many cases, a kind of lowest common denominator.

Your sufferings are as undignified and damaging as any – in some cases a kind of torture – but they're invisible.

"The phenomenon of charisma may be in many cases a kind of distraction, a blinding, a simplification of our sensory experience that lowers music to the level of circus voyeurism, something that I always am compelled to question.

Carl kept persevering and not taking no for an answer". King is working on other cases, a kind of self-taught legal investigator, filling in the holes that a system continues to leave open.