Sentence examples for contain a kind from inspiring English sources

Many of the photographs contain a kind of primordial vitality.

His rhythms did occasionally contain a kind of Morse code.

SYB: Yes — though stories may not contain neat conclusions, they do, as you say, contain a kind of data, in the dramatic form that literature offers it.

This is not to say that Evans copied Atget's photographs, but what he saw in them must have reinforced his own instinct that a clear, direct documentary picture taken from ordinary life could contain a kind of poetry, become a work of art.

Beyond his orchestration work for artists such as Arcade Fire, Robbie Williams and Taylor Swift and his scoring for such films as Spike Jonze's Her, Pallett's own records, which contain a kind of dense chamber pop, occupy suggestive spaces – between proggy and economical, accessible and complex.

Although 1666 (82%) of these rather large genomic fragments contain a kind of DR4-type RE, only 142 (7.0%) of them are highly scored, resulting in a very similar percentage as in our human and the mouse ChIP-Seq studies.

Govan describes the project as containing "a kind of surreal absurdity, but with a point".

The J.F.K. assassination is the natural site of conspiracy theorizing because it contains a kind of sublevel of conspiratorial circumstance.

Because it reminds them of their earliest days of watching films and contains a kind of raw, innocent cinematic energy?

My declaring a writer or musician or director my favorite, it seemed, contained a kind of suicide pact for my own enthusiasm.

But not only does this founder on broken planetary, environmental boundaries, it also contains a kind of impoverished digital disengagement with the real, material world.