Sentence examples for daily kind from inspiring English sources

When I spoke with Michael E. O'Hanlon, a defense-policy specialist at the Brookings Institution, he argued that counterinsurgency efforts, which place greater emphasis on avoiding the use of force (to minimize civilian casualties), call for "a quieter daily kind of courage," one that rarely requires "that moment of extreme valor" typically honored with a medal.

Explains Ira Liss, "AOK is a fun way to get recognized for contributing, sharing and becoming aware of the millions of daily kind acts already happening.

"While juggling different personalities daily, it kind of acted as an anchor to who I really am.

Sometimes it's due to a mineral deficiency (um, vitamins in a jar anyone?), other times it becomes a daily habit (kind of like smoking) because they like the taste and texture.

Big Ed's moved from being a publicity-hungry blowhard (remember "John McCain is a warmonger" last fall?) to expressing daily the kind of much-needed real passion for this critical legislation far too many Democrats (and, some might argue, the President) are lacking.

The soup will be made fresh daily, one kind per week.

Read the Bible daily: What kind of relationship is it if you're the only one who talks?

It's a collective stand against the stereotyping, colourism, misogynoir and outright racism that some face daily – the kinds of treatment that are causing such high rates of depression and anxiety among black women.

So that really leaves it in a sort of middle ground: you can't do real work with it, and you can't make it useful in any other, daily-life kind of way.

It favors bureaucrats, trial lawyers, government control of daily life (what kind of car you drive, what kind of gas you buy, where you are allowed to drive, what you can do with your own farm or ranch), and it favors the affluent transient rural residents who earn a living in places like Hollywood but tell Idahoans and Montanans how to live.

Bridget Foley, the executive editor of Women's Wear Daily, typifies the kind of fashion establishmentarian who has recently joined.