Sentence examples for kind of sole from inspiring English sources

But in those days, the scientist was a kind of sole investigator working alone, testing ideas.

Skate shoes have the right kind of sole to grip the board and ensure both protection and support, making them ideal for learning to skate.

This is a new kind of shoe sole.

A man's sandal called the Zurich — which was introduced nearly fifty years ago, and consists of a single wide strap covering much of the mid-foot — had been updated with thicker leather, chunky gold buckles, and the kind of crêpe sole found on a Clarks desert boot.

Walsh: Just before we landed... Jacques calls me over and says, "look!" And it was a flat fish, kind of like a sole.

Occasionally, it seemed that his purpose was to render the models ridiculous, such as when he sent out some in platform sneakers with the kind of rainbow-colored soles that club kids wore in the nineties.

"Giving this kind of advice is my sole purpose in life," Ethan assured.

Those characteristic blobs or dashes, which seemed to camouflage the very thing they were describing, may now be the sole kind of mark in an entire painting.

This does not dictate that proteins and genetic products are one and the same, but rather allows the expression of a membership relation at a much finer semantic resolution such that proteins can be understood as one, but not the sole, kind of gene product (which also includes RNA).

Is this kind of calculation, I wonder, their sole area of expertise, and if so is it a full-time job?

In his head, Stéphane is the host of a homemade TV show, with stage-set and cameras made of cardboard, a kind of lifestyle-news programme whose sole purpose is to comment on the ongoing bafflement of his life.