Sentence examples for devise a kind of from inspiring English sources

A lot; it took almost two years to devise a kind of blueprint.

Some independent research groups have tried to devise a kind of "green accounting" or "general progress indicator," but most economists say that so far, attempts to merge G.D.P. and environmental damage are seriously flawed.

So it's a divide and conquer thing, whereas businesses are always getting together and saying, "How are we going to handle this?" Whether they're supposed to or not, they're able to do that, and devise a kind of mass strategy against unionism.

Later, he devised a kind of abstraction-through-editing.

She even devises a kind of exuberant elegy for the word "toast".

The underlying system that Boetti devised, a kind of counting game, becomes evident as you walk among the rugs.

In 1820 he devised a kind of primitive camera obscura with a lens and a mirror that allowed him to draw a portrait in 15 minutes.

You've devised a kind of "paradise range" for your music, a celestial scale.

Hybridization made it possible to devise a special kind of abductive dialogue where the Proponent searches for the minimal frame conditions to yield a winning strategy for a given formula (Keiff 2004).

"The Wildest Dream" is devised as a kind of "Julie & Julia" for the rugged.

Before we left, she insisted on playing for me the soundscape she was devising for "A Kind of Alaska".