Sentence examples for describes a kind from inspiring English sources
It describes a kind of truth that DeWitt is clearly more than capable of investigating.
In that sense, philosophy always describes a kind of cartoon world.
When he's asked what it is he does, exactly, he describes a kind of philosopher-king, who brings big ideas to bear.
One of Rand's favorite adjectives is "indifferent": it describes a kind of Objectivist Zen state of selfish focus, and it describes Wildavsky perfectly.
There are occasional tangents for the literary-minded, too: the term "quark," which describes a kind of elementary particle, comes from "Finnegan's Wake".
This hybrid term describes a kind of enlightened capitalism currently personified, in their view, by Bill Gates and Warren E. Buffett, who are giving much of their fortunes to charitable causes.
He described a kind of dual existence.
Pressed about the title, Mr. Martin described a kind of mythical character signifying the wonder of artistic inspiration.
Other claimants describe a kind of bureaucratic, Kafkaesque nightmare, a dystopian labyrinth that seems deliberately designed to catch you out.
Most Americans describe a kind of a good death which, very sadly, we are failing to deliver.
Indeed, the "Transcendental Etudes" describe a kind of man-made biology: wonderful things that grow from unpleasant organic matter.
