Sentence examples for of a certain breed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Edelman recalled that moment, when necessity became the mother of a certain breed of New York fabulousness.
Take the nastiness and willful boorishness out of a certain breed of reality show, and what do you have?
If the emotional impact of these procedures seems like the stuff of infomercials, it is because the patients on the show are of a certain breed.
"Perhaps too, a cloven-hoofed, bristly haired mammal will become airborne and the rosette-like marking of a certain breed of ferocious feline will become altered.
"It's about fathers and sons, husbands and wives, and, most particularly, perhaps, about the failed expectations of a certain breed of woman in this day and age".
Ms. Rossellini, who as a former spokesmodel for Lancôme cosmetics has spent plenty of time with the partygoing rich, perfectly nails the restlessness, arrogance and insecurity of a certain breed of bored society women.
It is an old holiday-season custom of mayors to throw the mansion open briefly to a certain breed of New York lowlife commonly known as the press corps.
The concerts take place at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Midtown Manhattan, familiar to a certain breed of New Yorker as the site of countless jazz memorial services.
Inspired by billionaire role models, and empowered by online college courses, they consider themselves a D.I.Y. vanguard, committed to changing the perception of dropping out from a personal failure to a sensible option for a certain breed of risk-embracing maverick".
He has down pat a tone of voice -- fond, catty, cruel -- that seems to come naturally to a certain breed of British writer, caught between disenchantment with the bright lights of literary London (Sansom is a critic who writes for London's Guardian and The London Review of Books) and the subtler disenchantments awaiting them at home.
They told us so in the referendum our soldiers ran!" The weirdest thing about Russian propaganda is that it works pretty well, thanks to a certain breed of European cynic with an almost pathological skepticism of all things American.
