Sentence examples for inserted a kind from inspiring English sources
At his suggestion, I downloaded an iPhone application called "Zombies, Run!" While I huffed and puffed along with a music playlist, the app inserted a kind of radio play in which I become a silent character.
In one of these sex scenes, a Shark is shown nibbling on the fin of their partner, inserting a kind of sensuality to animals that are universally perceived no more than vicious.
What Benjamin did not yet see were the ways in which mechanical reproduction would insert a different kind of barrier between many dispersed individuals and the capacity to make culture.
Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas) and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Trump's rivals, also backed away from similar pledges, inserting a new kind of acrimony into the already heated race.
The trick to removing one of the cardboard posters from the wall of a Metro-North car is to insert a key, any kind of key, between the bottom edge of the board and the frame holding the poster.
Diplomats have inserted all kinds of reassuring language into the paragraphs that touch on Russian sensitivities.
Arendt offers two points that are salient to our thinking about guns: for one, they insert a hierarchy of some kind, but fundamental nonetheless, and thereby undermine equality.
You wouldn't think there's room inside your capillaries to insert any kind of wire, but there is.
Because of this history, doctors today may still be hesitant to insert any kind of IUD into young women, or women who have not yet given birth, like Mason.
L. 109 8, § 328(b)(1), inserted "or of a kind that section 365(b)(2) expressly does not require to be cured" before semicolon at end.
