Sentence examples for of a specific kind from inspiring English sources
("Single origin" indicates the use of a specific kind of cocoa bean with a pedigree).
It is based on local intelligence of a specific kind, namely serious violence involving weapons".
What matters, ultimately, is the appearance of a specific kind of normality.
Paul Shelton is a much-loved author of a specific kind of genre fiction: the bodice-ripper.
But it's in his depiction of a specific kind of helpless and fearful love that Bartlett excels.
"I looked at him and it reminded me that he was a military officer of a specific kind.
The word elder tends to be automatically heard as being either given to those who are "elderly" and frail, or to those who have some recognized status among a group of people for a specific kind of contribution.
"Williamsburg is a specific slice of Brooklyn and caters to a specific kind of Brooklynite," said Mr. Demby.
"They are basically general purpose companies that trade on the degree of their relationship with the government or its contact rather than on any great track record in terms of providing a specific kind of industrial service".
"From a tribal sovereignty perspective, it's a restoration of jurisdiction over a specific kind of crime that had been taken away as of 1978 and has been damaging tribal nations ever since".
This is a nation in which the notion of "the club" as a specific kind of space and more specifically a specific kind of social space is on its last legs.
