Sentence examples for help some kind of from inspiring English sources

He'd arrived this morning and hadn't been able to help some kind of looking around.

If your child needs encouragement even to go to the cinema, meanwhile, then eating the right kind of breakfast cereal may help: some kinds of cereal are currently offering little freebie appetiser books about the film.

A change of diet or a course of antibiotics, for example, may bring shifts in the relative population of the various resident species, helping some kinds of bacteria to thrive and others to languish.

GONZALES: We had to send someone out from main Justice to help mediate some kind of personnel dispute.

Mr. Grannis said yesterday that he thought the governor's support would ultimately help get some kind of tougher lobbying law passed.

Styron embarked on the project in the belief that a novel about black history by a white writer would "help effect some kind of reconciliation".

Berlin has paid lip service to supporting plans to pool the bloc's defense resources that would save money, reduce duplication of military assets and help establish some kind of "hard power" capability for the European Union.

Sol Campbell is in no doubt he can compete at the highest level again next season – and has vowed to help "bring some kind of glory back to Arsenal".

Perhaps we can help build some kind of useful network out there….

Hopefully, philosophers can work together with linguists, computer scientists, cognitive scientists, and others to help achieve some kind of breakthrough.

I wasn't reacting with the typically narrow-minded response: "They can't do this to Americans". But I couldn't help feeling some kind of affinity for the people because they are Americans.