Sentence examples for emphasises some kind of from inspiring English sources
He began to "paint incredibly beautiful blonde girls on park benches, trying to explore the motif of desire and the leisure against a pictorial position which emphasises some kind of horror, misplacement and anxiety".
But he echoed the concerns of many other developing countries by emphasising that some kind of international payment system, transferring money from the West to the rest for conserving resources, might be needed in the long run.
All of the women who had not been exposed to violence emphasised the importance of providing information in some kind of form prior to any questioning so that the context was natural.
It's been my good fortune to work with Seamus Heaney, who always emphasised this sense of place, and I came to try and close some kind of circle".
The need for legislation is also emphasised by the fact that 82% of public and 62% of private broadcasting operators employ some kind of geoblocking, making it significantly harder to access information services.
Alex Chalmers' resignation statement was clear, emphasising that: "A large proportion of both OULC and the student left in Oxford more generally have some kind of problem with Jews".
Some kind of supermarket.
Some kind of periphyton".
Some kind of weather coming.
Some kind of devotional punk?
