Sentence examples for described some kind from inspiring English sources

However, among the papers that described some kind of evaluation, only around 20% performed more rigorous evaluations (i.e. case studies, quasi experiments, or controlled experiments).

More than 2,000 people have tried Kolkman's machine at events like the Embassy of Health exhibition at Dutch Design Week, and he says nearly all of them have described some kind of out-of-body experience.

52% (n = 129) of the papers described some kind of evaluation of SNOMED.

Listening to Shy's account of his depravity, it is as if she is describing some kind of sub-human species.

Other times, the phrases describe some kind of subjective quality I feel for the piece as a whole.

Her music could be described as some kind of hybrid of country-blues-Americana- Appalachia-Brooklyn.

The businessman dropped to a knee and warbled what Officer Collins described as "some kind of Japanese folk song".

As such, the car pooling transport problem may be described as some kind of fleet management problem.

However, SR fund investors additionally impose the constraint to conform to certain ethical standards, occasionally also described as some kind of 'ethical penalty' (Cheah et al. (2011)).

The course of Sonia's difficulties took a turn for the worse when she was 14, after what her mother describes as some kind of neurological "event".

Eventually he comes to rely on a species of bird he describes as some kind of wild swan, a gansa, to carry messages and provisions between himself and Diego.