Sentence examples for missing a kind from inspiring English sources

I feel they're missing a kind of experience that isn't all about dancing by any means".

We will miss a kind, loving, caring true lady.

Italics are used to emphasize a point, and one of the points Mamet is making here is, again, about storytelling: Miss A, a kind of storyteller herself, wants to know what happened next.

'Bring on Armageddon, what do you think?' Caroline wonders if she's missing a joke, the kind which Sugar shares with educated men now that she's relocated to Silver Street.

Before the lights dim, an announcer asks that you inform management if you spot the missing Easter Bunny, a kind of seasonal spin on "If you see something, say something".

Maybe the problem is in trying too hard to conjure picture-book images, or maybe you have to "miss" a certain kind of memory before you can pick out its glow.

For all his criticism of the General Assembly missing deadlines to fix the state's pension systems, Gov. Pat Quinn has missed a different kind of deadline.

First: "People imagine that missing a loved one works kind of like missing cigarettes.

We need characters in books who are in wheelchairs or who use a cane or are missing a limb or have some kind of condition or something.

"If you're not doing tech deals, you're kind of missing a lot".

In fact, she's usually late, missing a shoe, or having some kind of meltdown, but she's always end up okay and with a unique story to tell.