Sentence examples for comparable kind from inspiring English sources

Those not yet eligible for Social Security are increasingly applying for another, comparable kind of income support that often goes to people who expect never to work again: disability benefits.

A comparable kind of personal fixation about origins as well as destinies can be seen coursing through Dreyer's entire oeuvre, arguably accounting for its slow-burning intensity and many of its formal and stylistic eccentricities as well as its thematic constants.

Mistakes made now may be of a comparable kind but smaller magnitude.

The efforts of those who deny the Holocaust may be vastly greater in scale, but they are comparable in kind.

Evidence suggests that these were less serious than comparable in-kind interventions, but still could have been countered through better risk analysis and preparedness and were not sufficiently identified by the monitoring systems.

On this view, the mental kinds in folk psychology are comparable to the kinds delineated by discredited folk theories from the past e.g., the humours in medieval medicine.

Ms. Shaw said she looked at comparable offerings and "kind of undercut".

Where are the creative soccer players comparable to the kind of creativity we see on the basketball court?

It was, in every sense, an unforgettable experience comparable to the kind of day-long ritual audiences must have undergone in Athens in the 5th century BC.

It's easy to come and say, 'The UN is messing up.' This is the worst of humanity concentrated in a single place … We need to really equip ourselves with the strongest possible values to help such a country walk back to something that could be comparable to some kind of normalcy".

Monika's long look at the camera — it lasts for about 30 wordless seconds, an eternity in the movies — is sometimes cited as a great moment of modernist filmmaking, a "baring of the device" comparable to the kind of things that Godard would soon be doing (at the end of "Breathless," Jean Seberg's defiant look at the camera seems like a direct quotation from Bergman's film).