Sentence examples for kind looking from inspiring English sources
The list published today by the Times Higher Education, is the first of its kind looking solely at the reputations of institutions for teaching and research.
The MCB, which is affiliated with 500 institutions, said: "The report is the first comprehensive and detailed report of its kind looking at Muslims from a data perspective".
Another type of prophet is of the reformative or revolutionary kind (looking to the past and the future), closely related to the restorative or purificatory type (looking to the past as the ideal).
Indeed, at a Flavin exhibition now showing in London, scientists Mark Lythgoe, R. Beau Lotto and Mark Miodownik have devised an informative room of demonstrations of just this kind, looking at phenomena of colour and fluorescence.
Craig Warner With an upgraded defence, two genuine quality receivers, a kind looking schedule and coach John Fox in his second season, there's nothing to say we can't get to the playoffs.
From the start of "Snow on tha Bluff," which runs without any introductory credits, this jolt of a film drops into a you-are-there crime scene: Three college students — one manning a video camera — drive into the Bluff, a run-down neighborhood in West Atlanta (actually, run-down is being kind), looking to buy drugs.
As I wrote long ago, evolutionary theory — the biological kind — looks remarkably like neoclassical economics.
Academic inflation makes most other kinds look modest by comparison.
He kind of looked kind of down, but George is tough and he'll be back".
Despite these limitations, this study provides a first of its kind look at dissemination and dissemination-related factors among researchers in health-related fields across three countries.
