Sentence examples for kind describes from inspiring English sources

With the support of five established scientific organizations, this report, the seventh of its kind, describes activity in Europe for the years 2014 and 2015 in the area of cellular and tissue-engineered therapies, excluding hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) treatments for the reconstitution of hematopoiesis.

"Nice" is something you just happen to be, whereas "kind" describes a choice that you have made to make another person feel good.

Erotic obsession of the kind described in Damage is not lust.

Nicholas Ionides, a spokesman for Singapore Airlines, said it had not discovered any oil leaks of the kind described by Qantas.

And there is no evidence that near passes by rocks from space can cause seismic problems at all, of the kind described in various reports.

There are indeed some gloomy answers to these questions, the kind described in Matt Richtel's article about the Campbell family in The Times on Monday.

Yet not a single easel painting of the kind described by Pliny the Elder in his encyclopedic "Natural History" of the first century A.D. has come down to us.

The National Theatre chaplain issued a statement that he found it impossible to believe in a deity of the kind described by Whitehouse.

He was committed by a court and underwent comprehensive shock treatment of the kind described by Ken Kesey in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest I wonder if he remembers the mechanics of it?

Barbara Gilchrest, a dermatologist at Harvard, said that she had "never encountered anything linking high histamine levels in the blood or diet to light sensitivity of the kind described by the patient".

Catholic life, especially young, devout and zealous Catholic life of the kind described so painstakingly in John Cornwell's memoir, "Seminary Boy," is filled with arcane masochisms and bizarre prostrations that only a Catholic can fully appreciate.