Sentence examples for fulfilling kind from inspiring English sources

Try to slot it in as a to-do list item and you'll manage only goal-focused reading – useful, sometimes, but not the most fulfilling kind.

The Mohists devote little or no attention to the rights, liberty, or equality of individuals, nor even to the question of what the most fulfilling kind of individual life is.

While the nature of displays prohibits this for the most part, there are some things that can be done with flexible displays to make them a little more physically fulfilling — kind of like your mom.

Taking over GM is an economic necessity; the president is not fulfilling any kind of nationalist or socialist agenda.

There has always been a devotional cast to Ms. Rapson's art, a sense of work fulfilling some kind of mute memorial function.

A member of our audience ruminated on the importance of "prescience" in the novel – its narrator's sense that he is fulfilling some kind of destiny.

Where else will I get to see people failing to walk in a straight line or fulfilling any kind of basic motor function?

Across the hall, for now, is Oxford Slacks, but, as if fulfilling a kind of manifest destiny, the King's College, whose administrative offices are in a suite once occupied by Oxford Shirts, will take the lease this fall.

What it felt like to me, though, was not that these companies were fulfilling some kind of diversity quota — that bogeyman so often invoked by critics — but rather the simple acknowledgement that the world of games should resemble the world of gamers.

Another way in which metagenomics might endorse a more respectful approach to natural systems is by confronting us with the crucial role of microbes in fulfilling all kinds of highly important human needs: the purification of drinking water, the development of new medicines, etc. (cf. Handelsman [2007], 8).

Earliest citation I can find after a quick rattling of the cages is from a 1988 article by Susan Trausch of The Boston Globe: "Every candidate has a body man, someone who fulfills a kind of mothering role on the trail.