Sentence examples for kind of rose from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't make a perfect rose," Ms. Gillan said, "but I made my own kind of rose".

"Why don't you choose which kind of rose you would like to have growing in your own skull?" he asks, pointing to the severed heads in their neighbor's courtyard.

It not only positions de Kooning far forward in a 20th-century American cavalcade of stars, it turns his career into a kind of Rose Bowl float of creative exuberance and invention.

What the... are you all right?' I said, 'Bubbles, Dad, look what they do.' He said, 'Son, if you're going to waste your time, waste it on something that may have some future consequence.' Well, I kind of rose to the challenge.

Because the amount of poetry that dies away is enormous, I must risk failure while striving to make something new, an original kind of rose, perhaps, in the handbook of roses, which climbs, and is shapely, and durable, and fragrant, too.

"We won't open everything because it makes me nervous, but further down, there's every kind of rose," Ivry points out.

That is the same kind of rose-petal thinking that was used to sell Americans a fantasy about the invasion of Iraq.

That feels true in terms of what the book ended up as, but the story is definitely not some kind of rose-tinted picture of an idyllic setting where everything is perfect, or even happy.

Judging the overall quality of movies is a pretty fruitless exercise, since the viewers of the future will inevitably don the same kind of rose-colored glasses that we do even as they invoke different aesthetic standards to winnow the masterpieces from the surrounding chaff.

There's not a ton of the stuff in here, but it's still enough to balance out the fruity notes (like raspberry and blackcurrant) and two different kinds of rose.

The beds are full of all kinds of roses, from "Mr. Lincoln" and other classic hybrid teas, to hybrid rugosas including "Blanc Double de Coubert".