Sentence examples for puts a kind from inspiring English sources

"The detail puts a kind of container around it," Dr. Magdoff said.

The digital revolution puts a kind of magic in our hands.

When an especially large or significant thought occurs to her, she puts a kind of psychic stutter in the middle of the scene.

"Most of these crimes happen one on one," he added, "but this puts a kind of electronic third person in the situation".

thethreshhold.com, has a regular animated series called "The Producer" that puts a kind of sophomoric, "South Park" spin on the Hollywood sub-genre.

This morning light puts a kind of time stamp on the brain and shifts your internal clock for sleep earlier -- that will help you feel sleepy at the other end of the day, too". Sleep disappointment: "I've heard other physicians recommend valerian-root tea as a natural sleep aid, and there some small studies that show it makes some patients drowsy.

Mr Swan puts a kinder light on it: as the economy grows, more Australians should be reaping rewards from the "Asian century".Even the rich will lose some perks doled out from surpluses under the former conservative government.

"Sometimes we put a kind of foam rubber on the putter blade," he said.

In autobiography you put a kind of shape on to the life.

"At night they put a kind of preservative in it," he says.

Wait, doesn't Zionism mean putting a kind of defensive shield, military and statist, around Jewish ritual observance?