Sentence examples for cases a kind of from inspiring English sources
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.
Journalists love one another the way members of a family — in their case, a kind of crime family — do.
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.
Alex, like Burgess's narrator, has her own linguistic style: in her case, a kind of street patois, studded with verbal riffs.
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.
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".
She and the survivors, who saw in the case a kind of canonization of Holocaust memory, emerged victorious, with the judge issuing a decisive 330-page verdict in her favor.
