Sentence examples for enter a kind from inspiring English sources
Similarly, news reports enter a kind of vacuum.
But eventually I seemed to enter a kind of pan-sensory spell.
You enter a kind of parallel universe of space, light and seasonal change, composed of new sounds and movements.
In the cabin, I would enter a kind of hypersensitive trance that allowed me to average four hundred pages a day.
In one section of the game, you enter a kind of dream state where nurses have wind-up keys in their backs and propellers on their heads.
Each is marked with the abbreviation for "no name" in Spanish, but as shown here, the unknown dead enter a kind of second life through the residents of Puerto Berrío, where bodies found in the nearby Magdalena River are buried.
And searching for them is like entering a kind of time-machine version of Google Earth.
Her cancer seemed to have entered a kind of equilibrium, as if frozen or paralyzed.
It took us two long days to cover them, and the crew entered a kind of fugue state.
Long ignored or even mocked by its neighbors, Brussels seemed to be entering a kind of creative renaissance.
The Stooges — now with Curly Joe DeRita in place of Joe Besser — entered a kind of posthumous golden age.
