Sentence examples for kind of general from inspiring English sources

There is no directional light or shadow but rather a kind of general irradiation.

Bill O'Callaghan was not the kind of general to fade away.

So there's a kind of general reflection beyond the surface events of the story.

"It has transformed him into a kind of general in the global war on terror.

Wayne is not the kind of general manager who spends long periods sitting in an office.

It's important to understand that Disney does not have some kind of general intellectual-property right in Disney World itself.

"The biggest problem I had teaching 18-year-olds was a kind of general apathy," Dr. Murphy said.

David Lurie and Elizabeth Costello offer a kind of general atonement for the shame they feel before their fellow-animals.

"This writing will be a kind of general algebra and calculus of reason, so that, instead of disputing, we can say that 'we calculate,' " Leibniz wrote, in 1679.

He had a kind of general snobbishness and a great fear about the kind of culture that's possible in a country that cares only about money.

Because while Thatcher consigned huge swaths of manufacturing workers to the scrapheap, she never oversaw the kind of general working immiseration hinted at in these figures.