Sentence examples for kind of intended from inspiring English sources

The same kind of intended beneficence drives the medical management of children born intersexed.

So he took a picture of one of his specimens, a nice quartz crystal from Mount Ida, Ark .Bob's Rock Shop, he said, was a joke name, "kind of intended to be a parody of the very first commercial sites that were beginning to appear on the Web".

Machine is the equipment which is used to perform a particular kind of intended work without any flexibility.

I made a very expressive kind of grimace, intended to mean something along the lines of "you know how illogical children can be".

A curriculum vitae (CV) is a special kind of resume intended for academic or research positions.

A curriculum vitae (CV) is a special kind of résumé intended for academic or research positions.

In this paper, we report the development of a prototype for a new kind of detector intended for scintimammography imaging.

That, too, was a kind of explosion, intended to unleash its readers' sexual potential by counteracting their ignorance and shame.

But this was the kind of surveillance intended for people for whom surveillance was not actually thought necessary.

In her catalog essay Ruth Geuter modifies the idea of needlework as a kind of brainwashing, intended to instill docility.

Figuratively speaking, Brecht wanted his audiences to escape from the theater — at least the kind of theater intended to coddle spectators with entertaining illusions.