Sentence examples for kind of an object from inspiring English sources

But Harkleroad, the youngest player in the women's draw, did not see herself as any kind of an object yesterday.

If you see something that's up in the sky, a light or any kind of an object, you haven't the vaguest idea of how big it is.

This work, for example, has been shown that if adults are shown this kind of an object, which has different appearances and [INAUDIBLE] but in [INAUDIBLE] versus this object.

When we hear a sound we get knowledge of a kind of resistance an object opposes to thwacking; it is knowledge of an elastic disposition.

For example, it is usually not possible to add a property of a new kind to an object at runtime.

But when we look at the nuts and bolts of how they actually work, most methods use some kind of "vehicle," an object on which to rest your attention as you turn within.

"As an artist I think it is interesting to create work that embodies a kind of friction, an object that is at once a toy and a weapon".

Michel Serres has this very interesting notion of the quasi-object; a kind of a performative object that gains meaning if we interact with it.

("The guy who sold it to us faked us out," Hoving told me. "It is kind of a nice object. Leonardo would have loved to own it").

And trust is kind of a moving object in the Internet.

We can only imagine that Venn might have introduced another kind of a syntactic object representing existential commitment.