Sentence examples for need a kind of from inspiring English sources

We need a kind of uncommon sense, Watts argues.

You almost need a kind of peripheral vision, a different way of looking at your company, its assets and offerings.

"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.

"I think we needed a kind of fresh look, a fresh fashion look," Mr. Zegna said.

Do you think the drug needs a kind of image makeover?

How about compared to Hitchcock?" I needed a kind of barometer.

"It was the dramatic climax of the piece and it needed a kind of Mahlerian swirl," says McClatchy.

I think to understand humour needs a kind of mental gymnastic – you either have it or you don't".