Sentence examples for examples of a kind from inspiring English sources

The G-20 and the G-8 are both examples of a kind of informal international decision-making that we might call "multilateralism light".

The marine worms of the class Polychaeta (e.g., clam worms and lugworms of the phylum Annelida) provide the first examples of a kind of courtship behaviour involving both visual and chemical displays initiated by some rather subtle environmental stimuli.

Both of these are examples of a kind of magic for engineers: access to a much more powerful spell that let's you do new and amazing things.

Shifting to the terminology of 'kinds' and 'examples', Wolterstorff focuses on properties that are necessary to "properly formed" examples of a kind, where the kind in question is a "norm-kind" that can (but need not) have both improperly and properly formed instances.

Neanderthals apparently created the oldest known examples of a kind of bone tool used in Europe, thus raising the possibility that modern humans may have learned how to make these tools from Neanderthals, researchers say.

Neanderthals may have crafted what are the oldest examples of a kind of bone tool called a lissoir, which was used to smooth out hides to make them tougher.

They are an example of a kind of poetry of materials, ingenious and illusory.

Ollin and Dr Atl are an early example of a kind of social and cultural transgression.

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".

He added: "Yet another example of a kind and innocent person losing their life because of somebody else using a knife.