Sentence examples for featuring a kind from inspiring English sources
Cooper says: "It's an amazing period of time, featuring a kind of intriguing collaboration of two worlds ultimately colliding.
They were the two nights of women's figure skating at the Lillehammer Olympics, featuring a kind of rematch: Nancy Kerrigan versus Tonya Harding.
He told NME.com that the album is a "live record that lends itself well to performance" and while featuring "a kind of concept" is also "a very old-fashioned, old-school step-by step album".
So, having said that, I'd limit NFL throwbacks to 1960s AFL classics such as the San Diego Chargers powder-blue bolt look, which should obviously be adopted full-time, and the Bills "OJ" uniforms, featuring a kinder, gentler, simpler red buffalo.
Anderson's celebration featured a kind of strutting tap-dance on the spot.
U.O. features a kind of fishing, which involves gripping a virtual pole and clicking on some virtual water.
The environment in which I grew up featured a kind of ideology of the reinvention of music.
Their repertory will feature a kind of proto-Americana: music by the 18th-century choral composer William Billings, as well as by Stephen Foster and Charles Ives.
Things lightened up a bit with "Diet for a Small Planet" by Frances Moore Lappé, whose cover features a kind of wreath of brightly colored vegetables.
Sometimes this offering is passionate, but more often it features a kind of stylized longing from afar — a mournful, gentlemanly and calculated wooing.
The works here, like much of his music, feature a kind of reconstructed tonal language with sudden expressionist ambushes of pounding noise.
