Sentence examples for kind of rule from inspiring English sources

Violations of either kind of rule result in what are called fallacies.

This is the kind of rule that tends to suffer from publicity.

"In the past, it was the kind of rule that was sometimes enforced.

There had to be some kind of rule of law, didn't there?

"They kind of rule our days," said Fei, describing Mila as fierce.

They said that there was some kind of rule against stealing raw fish from the sea lions and eating it.

In his so-called "Chinese-room argument," Searle attempted to show that there is more to thinking than this kind of rule-governed manipulation of symbols.

Now this is just about the opposite of the kind of rule-bound and wholly unforgiving religion which most people associate with Calvinism, but in her mind it was linked with predestination, in a most unexpected way.

Several of the reader comments I saw on the site were answered by authors suggesting that the manuscript be read in its paper version — especially with the kind of rule-bending fiction RedLemonade makes its specialty, format seems to matter quite a bit.

Often, when I turn on my laptop's Wi-Fi to see whether the flight I'm on offers free Wi-Fi, I'll notice one or two other wireless networks active at 35,000 feet, broadcast from other passengers who are surreptitiously using their broadband modems.As such modems grow in popularity this kind of rule-breaking could become more common (in the absence of a security crackdown).

Be that as it may, it reads like Eastwood's film was conceived and greenlit as a studious attempt to gauge the personal sacrifices needed to maintain the American polity, the kind of post-9/11 superpatriotism that has been invoked in the fight against al-Qaida – which, in effect, means handing over law enforcement to the kind of rule-bending-and-breaking obsessives that Hoover typified.