Sentence examples for kind which we from inspiring English sources

As he goes into convulsions, he is revived with a shot of some kind, which we don't see being administered.

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.

Accordingly, the first thing we'd like to do is to offer as a replacement for the gene a concept that is closely related, even if of a different kind, which we shall call the dene.

Theories of the value of art are of two kinds, which we may call extrinsic and intrinsic.

But "construction" talk has a more or less independent, but equally contentious life in the "human nature wars" where it labels the position that human traits (for example the emotions) or human kinds (which we can think of categories whose members share traits or clusters of traits, including, especially, dispositions to think and behave) are produced by culture rather than by biology or nature.

As discussed below, FL appears to be a shared human capacity in essentials, with options of variation of a kind to which we return.

The narrow nationalism of Thatcher and Tebbit is exactly the kind from which we on the left should be trying to break away, as well as from the "island mentality" on which it is based.

It was a jokey piece of the kind with which we have since become horribly familiar: Monckton had bought a house high on Richmond Hill, the rest of us would have to take to the boats, ha, ha.

There is little evidence that people who are driven to overeat become dependent on a single ingredient; instead they tend to seek out a range of highly palatable, energy-dense foods, of the kind with which we are now surrounded.

The important feature of single-abstraction identity principles of the kind on which we are focusing is that they are free of ontological commitment.

There is at least one though nothing in the texts explicitly rules out there being more than one predetermined, correct scheme of kind distinctions, which we will recognize properly only if we discover and apply the right criteria.