Sentence examples for foster kind of from inspiring English sources

A family-owned place open since 1913, Jack's is a clams casino, frosty mug of beer and bananas Foster kind of place with white tablecloths and wrought-iron chandeliers.

What things do you do to foster the kind of culture you want in the workplace?

In what way, for example, is using a slur against disabled people going to foster any kind of healthy debate?

Similarly, while Murakami novels are far from moralizing, they typically foster a kind of contemplative moral mood.

The men's ties to the military foster the kind of camaraderie that rarely exists outside the dorm.

It helps foster the kind of symbiotic relationship that small, independent businesses - and their customers - can all benefit from".

Dementia can foster a kind of kaleidoscope of the past, the malfunctioning memory throwing out darting and colourful scraps of recollection.

In a study of child pornography, the historian Philip Jenkins, of Penn State, found that chat rooms foster a kind of "bandit culture".

The great passion in Brazil, the clamor of the ball, the samba celebration of style and flair, could also foster a kind of hypnosis, he said.

But, she says, Nagasaki needs to foster the kind of entrepreneurship that a long reliance on big companies like the shipbuilders has squelched.

While undermining the appeal of sleeping pills by positing the self-evident seeming role of amnesia, Morin noted that C.B.T. tries to foster a kind of amnesia, too.