Sentence examples for kind of substituted from inspiring English sources

The results provide further evidences supporting our previous viewpoint about the locations of different groups of this kind of substituted 3H-indoles in the microemulsion.

Ethnic nationalism provides a kind of substitute.

A psychoanalyst might see the shift from blastoff to blast as a weird kind of substitute gratification.

This makes reading his fiction an experience for which reading about it can't be any kind of substitute.

OF AMPLIFICATION about the mention by Geoffrey Hellman in his Oct. 30 casual about the Seligmans, of the Society for Ethical Culture as a "kind of substitute for religion".

The writer seems to be seeking not just further details about the Clutter case but a kind of substitute family as well.

Mr. Dasgupta said this creates a big temptation for some financiers to use mobster muscle as a kind of substitute insurance.

Instead of politics, or as a kind of substitute for politics, officials of the Chinese Communist Party and of the International Olympic Committee like to trumpet high-minded slogans about peace and international brotherhood.

Nor do works of art of a licentious nature usually incite people to rape or adultery; far from acting as incitements to action, they are safety valves against action by providing a kind of substitute gratification.

Five years ago, wanting to "have some kind of substitute for acreage," he rented the ground floor of a row house in the Williamsburg section because it had a 750-square-foot backyard.

Marco, meanwhile, is clearly some kind of substitute for Marie's long-lost brother, Michael, whom she mysteriously betrayed 15 years earlier and hasn't heard from since -- but of course they too are still entangled.