Sentence examples for needed a kind of from inspiring English sources
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 Rome needed a kind of shock," said the mayor, a former transplant surgeon, using the analogy of a person receiving emergency treatment.
"I thought and felt and felt and thought and floated ever more perilously away from myself, for I needed a kind of saving no one would offer and I could not provide myself.
Paul went to LA to do a course and when he was there I thought, when we were doing Land and Freedom we needed a kind of extremist who spoke Spanish.
I like to think he thought of this music this way a perfect, shared moment he could recall indefinitely, turning over his mind, deploying it as needed, a kind of spiritual salve.
We need a kind of uncommon sense, Watts argues.
Do you think the drug needs a kind of image makeover?
"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.
I think to understand humour needs a kind of mental gymnastic – you either have it or you don't".
