Sentence examples for kind with its from inspiring English sources

Williams has also provided scores for all but two of Steven Spielberg's feature films, including for Close Encounters of The Third Kind, with its five-note signature.

Over the decades, the Brotherhood, via extremist offshoots like the Gama'a al-Islamiyya and others, has responded in kind, with its own forms of terror.

"Gunsmoke" was what we might now call a "prestige" Western, and Lardner yearned for the old-fashioned kind, "with its austere pattern of men, horses, chase, and fusillade".

Anyone's sensory experience of the world is circumstantial and cultural, qualified by context and perspective, a fact which again suggests that the mind's awareness of itself is of a kind with its awareness of physical reality.

In his mid-60s now, he's the repository of half a century of the development of free jazz, in particular the European post-'60s kind, with its folk and classical leanings.

For all the impressive innovations in the field of 3D computer-generated animation, the old-fashioned flat kind, with its warm colors and artful perspectives, has not lost its appeal.

The financial institution is one-of-a-kind with its fee-free platform.

It is the modern Manhattan penthouse, the bachelor pad of Rourke's character, that elicits the most lust -- the serious, material-envy kind -- with its tricked-out yuppie minimalism and sexy black electronics.

Part of what makes the whole fish thing so complicated is simply that there are so many kinds, each with its own set of circumstances.

DotTV believes it can have the same kind of success with its domain, which it says is made up of the most recognizable two letters on the planet.

It seemed a new kind of storytelling, with its saucy jump cuts, digressions, quotes, in jokes and addresses to the viewer.