Sentence examples for kind sees from inspiring English sources

The first kind sees invention capital as simply another financial investment alternative, similar to derivatives, hedge funds, private equity, and real estate.

Judicial deference of any kind sees judges elevating will over the reasoned judgment that judges who draw their power from Article III must exercise.

A short time later, a drunken Don (is there any other kind?) sees an ad for the "law and order" candidate Richard Nixon, and almost immediately launches into a barroom brawl.

Most bigwigs are ex-luvvies of some kind (see article).

Some might say he's a sociopath, and not even the charming kind (see Tom Ripley).

Disk disease like the kind seen on his MRI is exceedingly common.

Rioting of the kind seen last week in Ecuador and Paraguay has been one result.

Perhaps the faces are silent witnesses of some kind, seeing and knowing but saying nothing.

But on Afghan terrain you also need "clear, hold and build operations" of the kind seen around Kandahar.

Strategists are looking to see what size and what kind of cuts risk provoking a public backlash of the kind seen in Wisconsin.

An investment of $1,000 or more buys an original cartographic drawing or photograph of the kind seen in the show.