Sentence examples for kind at which from inspiring English sources

While hard, solid reporting — the kind at which The Times excels — must continue to be the bedrock, there is much to be said for hearing and encouraging response.

An impossible world of the fourth kind, at which some contradiction is true but not everything is, provides a counterexample to ex falso quodlibet.

Italy replacement prop Michele Rizzo head-butted his French counterpart Rabah Slimani, who responded in kind, at which point Rizzo aimed a couple of upper-cuts in Slimani's direction.

And this is the kind at which women excel.

The kind of risk that one takes with the encouragement of an audience (think Deal or No Deal... or shortsighted shareholders) is the kind at which men tend to excel.

For (Jsubset R), (operatorname{PC}(J,R)) is the space of all piecewise continuous functions from J to R with points of discontinuity of the first kind (t_{k}), at which we have left continuity.

Trestle on Tenth is the kind of restaurant at which, no matter what you ate, you feel as if you had brisket.

"We have now become a kind of wonder at which people [in other countries] gape.

I don't think there's only one kind of university at which aspiring writers can get an education.

"West Moon Street" is the kind of play at which it is virtually impossible to have a gloomy time.

Potted crab is the kind of dish at which we might have turned up our noses 20 years ago.