Sentence examples for lies some kind from inspiring English sources

People kill because they vaguely imagine, in a moral haze like the one overhanging the sun-scorched sand, that on the other side of murder lies some kind of expiation, or the thrill of rising above the mundane, or a way of pushing past alienation, or a shortcut to significance.

And maybe therein lies some kind of answer to the critical mass of London.

Long Run has been beaten on his reappearance in the last two seasons, and just needs to lay down some kind of marker for those who perceived an incipient decline in a somewhat less dominant campaign last winter.

If you've got an especially cluttered or greasy toolbox, it's usually a good idea to lay down some kind of barrier so you won't make a mess.

They were not, as he points out, all that numerous: most French men and women, during the four cold and ugly "années noires" of German occupation, preferred to lie low, reach some kind of inner accommodation with Vichy, and wait it out.

I'd lay money on some kind of "red carpet" branding.

Therein lies a kind emptiness.

Beneath the relentlessly commercial surface of Lagos lies a kind of moral unease.

Ahead lies the kind of challenge with which the former KGB agent is very familiar.

Though clearly when the mask comes off there lies a kind of chaos".

Between the convulsive emotional response to a single murder and an elusive general theory of murder lies another kind of contemplation: the study of the murderousness of nations.