Sentence examples for example a kind of from inspiring English sources
For example, a kind of fluke known as Dicrocoelium dentriticum does time inside a snail, then an ant, followed by a sheep.
The friendly relations between contemporary forms of jazz and classical music are taken for granted these days, and this is a particularly fine example, a kind of jazz-inflected chamber music.
For example, a kind of conducting PPy nanofibers with TiO2 nanoparticles was synthesized in the presence of β-naphthalenesulfonic acid by chemical oxidative polymerization recently [151].
Collective bargaining is, for example, a kind of dialogue in which the use of threats (to strike or lock employees out) are a key part of the process.
As an example, a kind of unfairness that makes sense to us is cheating - which need not be taking more than one's share: it may be a matter of departing from agreed rules.
"I see late de Kooning, for example, as a kind of cartooning," he says.
So, this is an example of a kind of risk management contract that extends the scope of insurance, actually making it more financial.
This is a perfect example of a kind of signage that my colleague Charles Isherwood has called, in a brilliant coinage, "graffiti of the philanthropic class".
This is the first example of a kind of incredulity that continually haunts us during our life's journey; we keep wondering, can we really have got here?
