Sentence examples for kind of dead end from inspiring English sources

After 90 minutes of meetings, Secretary General Kofi Annan of the United Nations said he was "alarmed" by the situation and, in an unusually blunt assessment, acknowledged that the approach of the United States and its diplomatic partners had come to a kind of dead end in the Middle East.

You're on the wrong track.' When I'm at that kind of dead end, I go back, and fix it.

But, as the film opens, she's come to a kind of dead end mid-journey: On a rock ledge on the trail, somewhere in the mountains, she sheds her hiking boots to tend to her ravaged feet (she's about to lose the toenail from her big toe) - when she accidentally loses one of her hiking boots over a precipice.

weird, right?" Those kinds of dead ends can make a writer cry himself to sleep at night.

The anecdote illustrates the kinds of dead ends that epidemiologists, like criminal detectives, encounter and that scientific journals rarely publish.

How do they get caught in that kind of dead-end thinking?

Though he had hit a kind of dead-end, he could have lived on a hundred different ways.

We know that.'" And there's an angry and self-pitying pride in that -- the kind of dead-end logic that leads soldiers to drink themselves under the table and go home to beat their wives.

"We have a small number of clusters that we've identified and investigated in the past, in Key West and a couple of communities in Texas, but generally when the cases come in, they kind of dead-end after infecting one person," Frieden said.

Certainly, the sophisticated [? committee ?] is kind of understanding that the CSR is kind of a dead end.

And it's a kind of cultural dead end.