Sentence examples for kind that with from inspiring English sources

There could be a constituency for a seriously dysfunctional family, the kind that with a campaign slogan aimed at the Jerry Springer audience: "And you think your family's got problems?" SOME candidates would no doubt pander to old stereotypes -- the Catholic family with six kids, the Jewish mother who responds to every question from reporters with a disappointed sigh.

Philology traditionally has been concerned almost entirely with information of the semantic kind, that is, with meaning.

They're the kind that improve with age, and achieve perfection when paired with a cappuccino.

THE only kind of surf most Manhattanites know is the kind that goes with turf.

But more than that, she needs the glory -- the kind that comes with stardom.

And Internet businesses face another threat, the kind that comes with success.

His mother kept encouraging him to get a "real" job, the kind that comes with an office and a boss.

But you can also hear a bracing kind of clarity, and maybe it's the kind that comes with age.

The kind that grows with age and perspective.

(Unless it's the kind that begins with a smiling physician and a tube of clear gel).

It is conduct of that kind that is dealt with in this case.