Sentence examples for kind of lethal from inspiring English sources
Jets offensive tackle Damien Woody said, "She's kind of lethal with it".
Josh likened the route to a series of brainteasers, a kind of lethal sudoku.
Dr. Mansky, for example, has been inspired by studies in the last few years that revealed how our own bodies use a natural kind of lethal mutagenesis.
When I was awake (the few hours that I was), I felt a kind of lethal fatigue, as if I were swimming through tar.
The fact that a new kind of lethal hatred has now invaded two of our sacred places should give us all pause.
There are many kinds of lethal force that do not produce immediate death.
Most of all, the induction ratio was improved via enhancing the binding capacity between the repressor Fur and PfhuA1, which made the system was tight enough to express different kinds of lethal genes in E. coli.
Reporting their results, Dr. Loeb's group dubbed this kind of attack "lethal mutagenesis".
—they were notably free of the kind of realistic, lethal violence that is ubiquitous on the police dramas to which ABC, like the other networks, devotes so much of its schedule.
Perhaps some people find this bespoke Presidential consideration comforting, but that kind of unreviewable lethal authority vested in a single individual is, in the end, disconcerting, however soulful and conscientious the individual in question may be.
