Sentence examples for finding a kind of from inspiring English sources

My drawings are a kind of rocking or stroking, and an attempt at finding a kind of peace".

It's all a prelude to Marta finding a kind of mud-splashed grace, which when it arrives feels more forced than moving.

Exercise for me is a way of clearing my mind, of finding a kind of peaceful place which allows me to think better.

It spoils very little to say that the band never amounts to much, but that does not get in the way of Douglas's finding a kind of salvation through music.

There was vertiginous horror at suddenly becoming the biggest rock star in the world, and, poignantly, Cobain was finding a kind of happiness as a husband and father at the same time.

And though many of the attendants did not know each other well, they felt a kinship with one another, Ms. Duenas said, and with those who had died working in their strange trade, often finding a kind of family at 35,000 feet.

Fried is a poet who will "tense up" when she hears "an affirming poem," finding "Sourness a kind of joy I try for intricately".

The data ran contrary to his hopes of finding a new kind of neutrino.

Hundreds of thousands of people fleeing war-torn Africa and the Middle East in search of safety are finding a new kind of hell in Europe, where countries are cracking down on border crossings.

"If we can make the changes we talked about tonight -- finding a new kind of Christian identity that's built on what we're for instead of who we're against -- I think we'll make history," one said.

Dunlop's book includes many of the daunting, multistep projects familiar to anyone who has plunged into Chinese cooking -- in which finding a particular kind of pickled chilies or dried fungus becomes a consuming quest.