Sentence examples for form of a kind from inspiring English sources

Sustainability has been woven not only into extracurricular activities but into the curriculum itself, taking the form of a kind of secular religion.

This is summed up in the caption: "Photography increasingly takes the form of a kind of universal writing that leaps over the hurdles of unknown alphabets and languages".

En route from New York to Fort Lauderdale, the "scripting" takes the form of a kind of holiday-package, ambivalence-is-not-an-option, forced gaiety.

We might experience a brief "pop" in the immediate aftermath of the election itself, in the form of a kind of relief rally.

When you're calling for people to speak out and to express themselves with ideas and forms of expression that are sometimes very provocative, that's not always going to take the form of a kind of polite seminar discussion.

Though inspired by events from Lebanon's explosive period, "Riding on a Cloud," like many of Mroué's earlier performances — which usually take the form of a kind of lecture — ends up being a reflection on a number of issues.

"And of course it kind of forms a kind of counterpoint to Abbas's photographs of the Iranian revolution.

Pro bono work is considered a form of in-kind donation.

In Manso and Kade, chiefs are discretely accused of forming a kind of 'mafia' with certain loggers.

This data gives a frequency of forming a particular kind of cross-bridge on a specific F-actin subunit within the averaged repeat.

At the center of all this is the emotional complexity of forming a different kind of relationship with a loved one, which often involves a role reversal.