Sentence examples for kinds that would from inspiring English sources

It said the slicks were consistent with the kinds that would be left by fuel from a crashed airliner.

The traces of oil were each between six miles and nine miles long, and were consistent with the kinds that would be left by fuel from a crashed jetliner, officials said.

In other words, the advocates of weak AI were looking for computational properties, or kinds, that would be machine independent, at least in the sense that they would not be associated with the physical constitution of the computer, nor with the specific machine model that was being used.

We asked friends and co-workers to tell us what petty, controversial opinion they secretly hold the kinds that would would cause a full-on ruckus if aired at the family dinner table, at the corner bar, or in the break room at work.

Of course, there must be a very large number of metrics of many kinds that would also differ between the two groups (that one is cancer and the other a neurological disease might account for many of them), and there is really nothing in the paper which establishes any sort of explanatory relationship.

Not the kind that would be meaningful.

The third I call the Boy from Munich – the kind that would drive a sports car.

Mostly talk, of the kind that would get you (or at least me) in a lot of trouble at work.

The country desperately needs a firmer hand, though not of the kind that would spike its frail democracy.

The kind that would tour and play to 15 people in a back room.

For the cautious and private Hardy, notoriety of the kind that would have delighted Zola or Shaw was agonizing.