Sentence examples for kinds that will from inspiring English sources

These are the kinds that will study and hold themselves accountable.

"The kind that will make us play harder".

Hot Peas 'N Butter (Sunday) This serving is the kind that will please musical appetites.

His charisma is not the kind that will compel a fan to buy a seat.

Others sound like party games, albeit the kind that will have the neighbors ringing the police at midnight.

A piece in G minor (K. 15p) features stormy chromatic harmony of a kind that will appear to momentous effect in Mozart's minor-key symphonies and concertos.

Two important pieces, to be sure, but not the kind that will keep you out of the Pacific Division doldrums – at least not for now.

When a city loses a team, it loses some of its hope, the kind that will be rekindled when the Darwin Barney Era begins at Wrigley Field in a week.

Clearly, the hunt is on for blockbuster shows, the kind that will, as Kevin Reilly, the president of entertainment for Fox Broadcasting, put it, "get the hooks in deep enough".

Art Randy Kennedy The Studio Museum in Harlem plans to greet the spring with a profusion of baskets, though not the kind that will be used to gather Easter eggs.

Rational memes — the sort that Deutsch imagines will replicate themselves well in post-Enlightenment societies — are simply good ideas: the kind that will survive rigorous scientific scrutiny, the kind that will somehow make life easier or safer or more rewarding because they tell us something useful about how the world actually works.