Sentence examples for kind with which from inspiring English sources

But second, even if you could show that most believers believe in a superhero God, would that mean it's the only kind with which atheists need engage?

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.

McCutcheon's first innovation was a cunning way to meet the spirit of the height limit while defying its letter, proposing a rectangular 'tower-type building' of 203 feet that would occupy only 41% of the block at ground level; the rest of the block would be allotted to a courtyard garden featuring public artwork of the kind with which he had enriched Wilson Hall.

True, when a college lecturer and her redneck brother meet in a log cabin in the midst of the wilds, there's a whiff of incest, but the main murky secret around which they circle is not of the insidious, character-based kind with which the dramatist is accustomed to making his audience feel polluted.

(Goldberg et al., 2005, p. 1-21, emphasin in the original) With this definition in place, students investigate which kinds of interactions with which kinds of objects cause changes in kinetic energy.

They have received payment in kind with equipment which is no longer of use to the team".

The alcoholic and the artistic were always closely linked: some performers were paid a bonus of a penny for every pint that was drunk, and many of them were simply paid in kind with booze, which swiftly curtailed their lives.

France has concluded agreements of that kind with Tunisia and Morocco, which are home countries of most third country seasonal workers in France (Holzmann and Pouget, 2010: 64).

The rules for which kind of sauce goes with which kind of pasta can seem baroque — and by most Italian standards, surprisingly rigorously enforced — but for Italians they're grounded in habit and common sense.

"He is aware of the kind of power language has, and aware of the kind of care with which we ought to try to speak to each other with as we move forward".

It also gave them the kind of songs with which to fill sizeable venues.