Sentence examples for kind in which from inspiring English sources
It was a slight, but elegiac encounter, the kind in which FOOC absolutely specialises.
The actor's rotund face is the kind in which wrongdoing is almost too easily assumed.
The ballet is full of dramatic pleasures of the kind in which the Royal specialises.
This is one of those British dramas (are there any other kind?) in which to live is to be lonely.
Mr. Beresford, an actor, writes eminently actable dialogue: the kind in which surface wit is rooted in deep ambivalence.
He's in a romantic comedy, the kind in which an exotic place opens a character to new possibilities.
A wild world was the only kind in which Ginsberg saw any hope of a wakeful life for himself.
The alternative, for those incapable of sycophancy is squalor: the kind in which he lived, blind, during the final years.
This is not willfully topical, high-concept Shakespeare, the kind in which you imagine the director's telling the cast in rehearsals, "Think post-traumatic stress disorder, guys".
This is one form of escapism — an extreme, pleasurable and highly profitable kind — in which the well-known and the novel are scrambled together and served up fresh.
Of the many kinds of neural activity, there is one simple kind in which a stimulus leads to an immediate action.
