Sentence examples for need a kind from inspiring English sources
We need a kind of uncommon sense, Watts argues.
"I need a kind of compression, intimate spaces in which viewers can feel a physical relationship to the artworks.
"Oh, you need a kind of spittoon, don't you?" says Lou, realising the problem with brass instruments and carpets.
Brand, debriefing the viewers, said that Miliband's belief that we "need a kind of politics where communities are involved" was vital.
It's not like you have to be a brilliant musician, but you need a kind of explosive kind of musical energy to play rock 'n' roll well.
"Big policy changes don't come along very often, and when they do come along, especially when dealing with entitlement programs, you need a kind of civic propulsion to drive them through," he said.
It's now a white problem, the headlines scream, and consequently, the articles imply, we need a kinder, gentler approach.
Do you think the drug needs a kind of image makeover?
How about compared to Hitchcock?" I needed a kind of barometer.
Cone will also be a big help to Tim Wakefield, who as a knuckleball pitcher needs a kind word.
"It was the dramatic climax of the piece and it needed a kind of Mahlerian swirl," says McClatchy.
