Sentence examples for i a kind from inspiring English sources
At this length, "Reclaiming History" is the literary equivalent of World War I, a kind of trench warfare for the mind.
His positive ethical views are best understood as combining (i) a kind of consequentialist perfectionism as Nietzsche's implicit theory of the good, with (ii) a conception of human perfection involving both formal and substantive elements.
Adding Nagel's idea of reduction as a kind of explanation, the so called "Nagel model of reduction" can be fully specified as follows: Reduction is (i) a kind of explanation relation, which (ii) holds between two theories iff (iii) one of these theories is derivable from the other, (iv) with the help of bridge laws under some conditions.
I have a kind of… I don't know if it's an arrogance".
A. I become a kind of cultural hermit when I make a record, really.
I have a kind of visual book.
I met a kind of medicine man.
"I'm a kind of urban aubergiste.
I felt a kind of detached terror.
However, I am a kind Goddess.
