Sentence examples for kind of white from inspiring English sources
"What kind of white?" they would ask.
He saw himself as a kind of white Bedouin.
So what kind of white person does this make me?
The important thing, he thought, was to be open properly to that kind of white noise.
Meanwhile, the Gunslinger turns out to be some kind of white hat in real life.
They monitored three rooftops in New York, each of which had a different kind of white roofing.
"It wasn't the fluffy kind of white-powder avalanche.
"Well, we see something sometimes," the doctor was saying, "in this kind of white-blood person.
West would have been able to pull off something about "black-on-black murder" there, with that kind of white-marble setting.
As for the music, he praised Britten's orchestral score as a kind of "white-hot poetry" but was more critical of the libretto.
It suggests that art making is a kind of white-collar activity whose practitioners don't get their hands dirty, either physically or emotionally.
