Sentence examples for find another kind from inspiring English sources
"Now I have to find another kind".
Or the prostitute would find another kind of redemption as earth mother to the boys, like Claudia Cardinale in Once Upon a Time In the West (1968).
"We escaped one war to find another kind of war — 800 people crammed in a palazzo," said Yakub Abdelnabi, a resident of Salaam Palace who left Sudan in 2005.
To lighten the impact, venture down the street to the former Western district Kreuzberg, where you'll find another kind of historical remnant, albeit newer in origin: several murals by the Italian street artist Blu, whose work here dates from 2006 to 2009.
"The Man Who Cried" is a most peculiar movie, a series of sumptuous mounted tableaus showing off the prowess of the writer and director Sally Potter as she follows Suzie (Christina Ricci) across Europe, fleeing one kind of persecution in the Soviet Union only to find another kind in France.
Then we can find another kind of reviews with a general focus on the agri-food sector (British Food Journal, Food Quality and Preference and Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica Section B-Soil And Plant Science, Journal of Rural Studies) or new journals with specific topics on firms and sustainability such as Business Strategy and the Environment.
Byrne found another kind of employment.
The young Pinault found another kind of family at the École des Hautes Études Commerciales, the top French business school known as H.E.C.
I did not get a refund, but I found another kind of satisfaction: The price of my flight had risen $110, I learned, after I bought the ticket.
Like a lot of solitary New Yorkers, cut off for one reason or another from their real families, he had found another kind of family in one of those peculiar improvised communities that spring up so randomly in the city.
After the war, the Castellis found another kind of home, in places like Peggy Guggenheim's gallery, Art of This Century, and the Club on Eighth Street (an intellectual playground for the artistic avant-garde).
