Sentence examples for join the kind from inspiring English sources
For Britain to join the kind of Europe which President De Gaulle wants would be unthinkable.
He is eager to join the kind of team for which postseason appearances have become the norm for his shortstop contemporaries like the Yankees' Derek Jeter, the Red Sox Nomar Garciaparraandnd Miguel Tejada, a free agent from the Athletics.
In modern democracies, whose ranks Mexico aspires to join, the kind of mutual back-scratching they appear to have engaged in with Grupo Higa is seen as unacceptable behaviour.If they are serious about tackling corruption and conflicts of interest, Mexico's political leaders could look to Brazil.
Gauthier concludes that contractarianism produces liberal individuals, who seem well suited to join the kind of society that Rawls envisioned.
The Muslim Brotherhood had been "vague" on Syria, said Khalil al-Anani, an expert on Islamist movements at Washington's Middle East Institute: "But now they have decided to join the kind of sectarian war against Hezbollah, Syria and Iran".
"I wouldn't want to join the kind of rhetoric that says something like celibacy is a perverse aspect of sexuality," Petro, the Boston University professor, said when I asked him what he thought of the relationship between celibacy and secrecy regarding sex.
Some of the sport's biggest stars joined the kind of demonstration they have steadfastly avoided.
Worse, it joined the kind of hysteria in the US that is following the Bush administration's agenda of "positioning" Venezuela as a "rogue state" and a threat to US interests: in other words, softening it up for attack.
How interrogators join the HIG "is kind of a mystery," too, one former U.S. government official familiar with the group said.
Last week, Morgan said he was a "big admirer of his" and that he would not "join in the kind of witch hunt that's been going on".
And leaders on both sides, supported by the international community, must join in the kind of honest dialogue that is the only viable path toward lasting peace.
