Sentence examples for expressed some kind from inspiring English sources

Nearly every outfit expressed some kind of knitting technique and decorative style beyond formula.

Friend take account of the fact that even those chief police officers who have expressed some kind of support have done so in terms of "it could be workable" rather than "it is desirable"?

Many of the students expressed some kind of disappointment and difficulty in this regard.

I was offended when she expressed some kind of kinship with black women because she's "loud".

One hope struck me in particular: "I hope to understand the 48percentt of Americans who disagree with me". Nearly all the writers express some kind of pain.

"Lady in the Water" was made by Warner Brothers, but the book expresses some kind of backhanded gratitude from Mr. Shyamalan to Disney, because what hurt him eventually made him stronger.

According to Andrew Ross, the director of the American Studies program at New York University, "Now that this icon has been emptied of its radical power, people find it safe to express some kind of solidarity with Che's politics by wearing it.

"They're black boxes in the scientific sense in that they express some kind of power and authority but we don't necessarily know what's going on inside," Mr. Grcic said.

Sensation art, or Apocalypse or Intelligence or Turner Prize art is based on a formula where something looks startling at first and then turns out to be expressing some kind of banal idea, which somebody will be sure to tell you about.

Utility functions are mathematical functions expressing some kind of preference relation.

If the link between responses and properties is a priori knowable, then the equation expresses some kind of conceptual or analytical truth.