Sentence examples for it involves a kind from inspiring English sources

"It involves a kind of power shift.

There are good reasons to believe that scientific research will advance the progress of knowledge, but that does not change the fact that it involves a kind of faith.

The plot (Hergé, like his almost-exact contemporary Hitchcock, was an absolute master of this) is hole-ridden and ridiculous (for what it's worth, it involves a kind of cut-'n'-shut weld of the plots of The Secret of the Unicorn and The Crab with the Golden Claws).

Christopher Peacocke has argued that the way in which joint attention episodes are shared involves a kind of reciprocal recognition of the other's recognition of one's own attention, and so that it involves a kind of mutual openness that is analogous to the openness of 'common knowledge', as that notion figures in philosophical analyses of communication and convention.

Autonomy, it seems, involves a kind of independence on the part of the autonomous agent, such that she is in control over not only what she does but also who she is, as this is constituted by her interests, values, concerns, etc.

No, it involves a different kind of knowledge: Deb's discovery, at the end of that episode, that her brother is a killer.

That involves a kind of unquestioning identification, as well as trust.

Ms. Malarkey's ending involves a kind of showdown among the contending parties.

That book, like much of his fiction, involves a kind of collision of scale.

This space of thermal awareness involves a kind of inversion through a neutral point.

(It involves a monster island, which sounds kind of great).