Sentence examples for kind about which from inspiring English sources

It is not clear that they form a "natural kind" about which any interesting generalizations can be made.

Fans, turning the consummate spectator sport into a participatory one, offered opinions of all kinds — about which way the next putt would break, the nattiness of a golfer's attire or anything else that might draw a laugh.

Critics were less kind about Sepulchre, which she now says was rushed.

He has, in short, achieved the kind of impact about which most musicians can only fantasise.

It draws him into the kind of story about which fiction writers can only dream.

It has always seemed to me the most elegant description of agnosticism: gods simply aren't the kind of thing about which one can express certainty.

There's just a lot of this kind of thing about, which is a problem in the album's least inspired moments.

It is, without question, the finest stir-fried dish I've encountered, and the kind of thing about which I may find myself asking, years down the line: "You had lunch in Brooklyn Chinatown?

Much of Jacob's story concerns discovering the kind of humility about which Cohen sings.

He starts acting less out of desperation and more from a toxic dump of bitterness and the kind of pride about which Greek tragedies were made.

And if Christians would spend more time promoting the values of "the new heaven and the new earth" and less time worrying about "the new world order," we just might help create the kind of world about which every person dreams.