Sentence examples for kind to capture from inspiring English sources

These are massive questions with monumental consequences, but they're not the kind to capture the public imagination, at least not in Britain.

Buy a disposable camera (yes, the $10 drugstore kind) to capture memories from your trip -- without spending time staring at your screen to find the perfect filters and hashtags.

This finding suggests that future IP nurse-led DCM interventions should include a family satisfaction measure of some kind to capture the impact of the intervention on family caregivers.

So, again, the truthmaker criterion for kinds fails to capture an implicit commitment.

But since trunks are not among the truthmakers for 'elephants exist', the truthmaker criterion for kinds fails to capture this commitment.

The research the first of its kind to measure and capture the effects of pro-ED censorship online looked at 2.5 million posts from 2011 to 2014 to examine how users interacted with photos before and after certain hashtags were prohibited.

Arguably, any approach to natural kinds that aims to capture the kinds of science should preserve this explanatory feature of kinds.

The fragment questions the idea that philosophical system-building, be it of a deductive or a teleological kind, is fit to capture the nature of reality.

Confronted by Elsasser's point that intrinsic heterogeneity is something about biological kinds to be captured rather than overcome, the HPC view responds with naturalistic humility: when empirical work repeatedly reveals intrinsic heterogeneity, change your philosophy of kinds to accommodate this.

So we'll need a new sort of neustic to capture the kind of speech act this is.

The present study is the first of its kind to sequence TST exomes captured by use of cDNA molecules for SNPs found in the coding region without any prior sequence information of targeted molecules.