Sentence examples for kind of trial from inspiring English sources
It's a kind of trial, this movie.
One could see it as a kind of trial marriage.
A lab experiment is a kind of trial.
The flying marathon in January was a kind of trial run, he said.
More and more, this kind of trial and error seems to be part of the process.
Yet without some kind of trial it is impossible to say that any of these worked.
Now he must endure a more wholesome kind of trial, captaining England in a World Cup.
"Damn!" It was that kind of trial — sort of free-form.
He had a romantic view of exploration as a self-affirming adventure, a kind of trial by ice.
Following this template, teams in the Championship have chosen to engage in a kind of trial-by-strength for the right to struggle horribly in the Premier League.
Gold's result, like Putnam's earlier one, does show that a certain kind of trial-and-error inductive learning is insufficient to permit learning of arbitrary environmental regularities.
