Sentence examples for established a kind from inspiring English sources

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Inside was the Republic of Tahrir, where the protesters had established a kind of revolutionary utopia.

We've established a kind of fairness where both sides, to quote my landlord, think it equally stinks.

Hope also established a kind of joke factory, which has remained intact from the late thirties until today.

But not before Jarmusch has established a kind of rapprochement between their two cultures and codes of honour.

The games have even established a kind of empathy for foreign gaming partners that Alanseri said he would not otherwise have.

It is a way of establishing a kind of league table of national values.

Jensen quickly establishes a kind of easy, knowing rapport with the audience.

The postman establishes a kind of unity among mankind, even if his uniform differs from country to country.

Reasonably or unreasonably, Hippias was obviously hoping to establish a kind of political bridgehead here by appealing to old bonds of clientship.

From the outside, the almost random arrangement of cells establishes a kind of correspondence with the irregular struts of the Bird's Nest.