Sentence examples for include a kind from inspiring English sources

Beyond technique, however, other elements of the Italian tradition include a kind of emotion and expressivity that Ms. Freni fears is in danger of disappearing.

Stage adaptations of his writings include A Kind of Alaska (1982), a one-act play by Harold Pinter based on Awakenings.

(Your new can's instructions include a kind of napkin-folding lesson on how to avoid the overhang; the instructions were probably the first thing you used the new can to discard).

His congregation, which had never numbered more than 25, grew in the next few years to include a kind of nonsectarian contingent of writers, performers and, eventually, 3,500 season-ticket subscribers — a group Mr. Lanier described as bound less by religious affiliation than by a common devotion to theater with a capital "T".

In order to prevent telescoping bias a survey should include a kind of 'screening' question that asks about crime prevalence in a longer period, preceding the actual question that asks about the period of investigation.

Some of the Twilight Zone episodes parodied include "A Kind of a Stopwatch", "To Serve Man", "A Small Talent for War", "Living Doll", "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet", "Little Girl Lost", and "The Little People".

In it, he included a kind of manifesto of his art and life.

The current Senate bill includes a kind of bank tax, but it has all kinds of problems.

It includes a kind of highway loyalty program — hotel discount offers available through coupons published in promotional travel coupon books.

He also discovered that her soap included a kind of dioxane, a carcinogen, and then found that one of her brand-name toys was made with lead.

The shirt included a kind of necktie I found silly, like the self-conscious women-in-the-workplace clothes of the nineteen-eighties.