Sentence examples for kinds from inspiring English sources

Beyond anecdote, we know very little about what kind and quantity of information is being delisted from search results, what sources are being delisted and on what scale, what kinds of requests fail and in what proportion, and what are Google's guidelines in striking the balance between individual privacy and freedom of expression interests.

Supposedly, or so I have heard, some expect my speech to pave the way for a fundamental reform of the European architecture, which will satisfy all kinds of alleged or actual British wishes.

As a result, leaders of all parties were making all kinds of offers to hand over powers north of the border, including tax-raising powers that remained a no-go area in the Bernstein plan.

He was a former advertising agency "suit", an Oxford history graduate recruited in the 50s when London establishment ad agencies recruited those kinds of people.

The HDP unites all kinds of people: religious people, atheists, gays, and others.

"Some people have had a go at me about including that kind of a character and those kinds of words in the series, but I can't write about Alice Springs if I don't include that character," she says.

I have journalist friends, and it's sad to see people who have the talent to do more writing those kinds of stories.

All kinds of things happen there – in Clarksdale, Mississippi, blues legend and in many people's eyes the father of popular music, Robert Johnson, supposedly sold his soul to the devil.

Surely all kinds of devious and slimy goondas (criminals) must be trying to find a way to shove them out and put up trendy apartments overlooking the sea? "All the time, every week a property developer comes saying this or that, not even our homes but saying they will buy land and build something,"says Manish.

Boats of all kinds ply back and forth to Naples, Capri, and Ischia, while the Circumvesuviana Railway offers cheap and frequent services to Pompeii and Herculaneum.

This does not come out because normally we are reticent; we are not allowed to speak; we have various kinds of rules and regulations that prevent us from speaking about various topics.