Sentence examples for encounter this kind from inspiring English sources

Luz's family seemed to encounter this kind of disorganization, imprecision, and waste wherever his mother went for help.

"Growing up in America, you don't encounter this kind of discrimination," said the Marine captain, Zoe Bedell, 27, a Princeton graduate, recalling her four years on active duty.

"I hoped that now, no disabled person would encounter this kind of behaviour – and that they would be treated with respect and dignity," she wrote.

The point of my story at the talk in Sydney was that I hoped that now, no disabled person would encounter this kind of behaviour – and that they would be treated with respect and dignity.

Other academic subjects don't encounter this kind of uncomprehending hostility — though it must be said that prejudice and narrow-mindedness can afflict various regions of human intellectual inquiry, as with evolutionary biology and creationism, and astronomy and Biblical literalism.

Writing in the Guardian, Hawking said: "I hoped that now, no disabled person would encounter this kind of behaviour – and that they would be treated with respect and dignity".

As an art consultant, Mr. Greenspan has encountered this kind of conflict before.

"We've never encountered this kind of run like we've had right now".

It is rare for a politician to give the sense that he has genuinely encountered this kind of "fatalism," or despair.

She said she first encountered this kind of parent outreach at Smith College in 1994, but said that to the best of her knowledge the practice was not commonplace.

Insofar as the conception of a god and an antigod rather than that of two gods is encountered, this kind of religion can be considered another variation of monotheism.