Sentence examples for kind we call from inspiring English sources
"It is of the kind we call an imperial staircase, with two flights.
The kind we call soccer was wrapped up in Liverpool's Luis Suárez's latest bizarre transgression: biting an opponent's arm.
For the wellbeing and right(s) of all or almost all of us are dependent upon there being in place institutions of government and law of the relatively comprehensive kind we call "political" and "state".
Basic human needs and circumstances powerfully suggest to people in virtually all times and places that they should make and uphold some norms of the kind we call law, norms which will depend directly and for the most part on social facts such as custom, authoritative rule-making, and adjudication.
"And the Cubs had a guy named Cy Block that got kind of — we call it a cup of coffee, just a short jaunt with the Cubs — and I remembered him being proud that he was Jewish".
In fact, numerical integrations using the same boundary conditions show that the lowest-order Hermite solution that exhibits such an oscillation has (lambda= 3); for (lambdaleq2), the predicted region for oscillation, (|x| < sqrt{2lambda+ 1}), does not host two critical points of the same kind, and we call such solutions nonoscillatory.
When we write about mass slaughter, even the good kind, which we call "war," the waging of it should be on trial in every sentence.
To be kind, we would call him undeveloped.
Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1972, the Seaport's heyday began in the early 1800s, when it was a popular East River port for sailing cargo boats (the kind we now call "tall ships").
He attained his literary ambitions after all, and lives on in his magnificently ridiculous book as some kind of great man--the most awkward kind, the man we call a force of nature because he reminds us of nature's force.
I can give countless examples with names and dates about activists of all kinds, whether it's for secularism, for women's rights, or for any kind of what we call liberal values, who were threatened or their families threatened by Al Qaeda or other insurgency groups operating in Iraq, and they suffered the consequences.
