Sentence examples for earlier kind of from inspiring English sources

Whether these franchises will fare any better than Algeria's earlier kind of jihadism, or than the troubled one in Iraq, remains to be seen.

For India, Tuesday's strike represents "a significant departure from an earlier kind of restraint," said C. Uday Bhaskar, a security expert and former Indian naval officer.

The Angry Penguins movement of the 1940s was an interrogation, and rejection, of an earlier kind of Australian nationalism represented by the bush balladeers.

What distinguishes the Christian social utopia from the earlier kind of eschatology is the stronger emphasis upon social responsibility for the preparation of the Kingdom of God and a considerable preponderance of various techniques in the establishment of the utopian society.

Instead we see it thrown back into another, earlier kind of society where things never changed.

And Siberia was home to earlier kinds of humans too, including Neandertals and the mysterious Denisovans.

The earliest kind of firing equipment was the shaft furnace.

He also filmed studio reconstructions of news events as an early kind of newsreel.

Underneath his grandfather's house there was, apparently, a labyrinth of secret tunnels, built by the Liverpool businessman Joseph Williamson as an early kind of job-creation scheme.

Unfortunately going down that break early kind of maybe let her loosen the shoulders a little bit, really relax into that.

There have been plays, movies and novels about Alan Turing, the visionary mathematician who developed an early kind of computer to decrypt the German codes and was badly rewarded for his accomplishments.