Sentence examples for kind which only from inspiring English sources

The famed Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman (whom Parrish has written about) believed in two kinds of knowledge: the shallow kind, which only reveals the names of things, and real knowledge, which comes from truly understanding how they work.

A dark and violent tale of blue-blooded French intrigue, of the kind which can only end in tears, La Straniera ('The Stranger') foreshadows Bellini's great masterworks, and richly deserves this first full-length recording from an outstanding cast led by Patrizia Ciofi, Dario Schmunck and Mark Stone, conducted by David Parry.

Do not show anger or fear of any kind, which will only give your insulter satisfaction.

When Hannibal reached an impassable point on his Alpine journey, he had the kind of idea which only comes to the brilliant drinker.

Such kind of interaction, which only happens in exception handling scenarios, was not documented in any of the SPLs analyzed in this study.

This field of "SEO" has become a new kind of PR which only serves to dilute the work of legitimate media and ends up taking clients' money often under false pretenses.

What's more, this contention arises less between those who like and dislike organs than among those who like one particular kind and remain faithful to it, finding any other kind an abomination, to which only heretics are devoted.

By 1958, Elvis Presley had achieved the kind of international fame which only John Kennedy and the Beatles were to rival.

By 1958, Elvis Presley had achieved the kind of international fame which only John Kennedy and The Beatles were to rival.

He added: "I wonder if he is up to the job when he resorts to that kind of a statement, which only furthers the level of rancor".

Sad to report, this kind of selective polling in which only the benefits are mentioned so as achieve a desired result is cropping up increasingly in the support of various agendas.