Sentence examples for oldest kind of from inspiring English sources

Performance and storytelling are ancient arts, they provide the oldest kind of education known to humankind".

"Senator Obama is fond of scolding others for engaging in the "old-style politics," but when he plays on fears of foreign trade he's resorting to the oldest kind of politics there is," Mr. McCain said.

"Beautifully shot, restrained in tone, moving yet utterly unsentimental, consummately performed, and showing a sympathy for its characters that extends even to bullies and cold-blooded killers, Let The Right One In transcends its generic confines, fusing the oldest kind of fury with an aching lyricism that seems entirely new," writes Channel 4 Film's Anton Bitel.

In other words, the oldest kind of old-school corruption.

This "pledge" is the oldest kind of promise in the world: the promise than con men make to their victims.

The main approach of approximate string matching has always, until now, been based on the edit-distance [ 3, 4], the oldest kind of algorithm according to Navarro [ 5, 6].

Among the oldest kinds of alternative logics are many-valued logics.

Sponges, one of the oldest kinds of animal, need just 0.5% of modern oxygen levels.

None of the old sort were left, it seemed — the old kind of people, the Gete-anishinaabeg, who are kind beyond kindness and would do anything for others.

But that older kind of life existed.

"That old kind of money is gone".