Sentence examples for release of kind from inspiring English sources

So concludes Fred Kaplan in his interesting essay on the enduring brilliance of Miles Davis' masterpiece album, published by Slate.com on Monday marking, to the day, the 50th anniversary of the release of 'Kind of Blue'.

In his liner notes to the original 1959 LP release of Kind of Blue, Bill Evans wrote that Miles Davis's musical frameworks were "exquisite in their simplicity," allowing musicians the freedom to interpret the melodies in their own style.

Eventually, restless Ingrid finds release of a kind in endless walks through urban landscapes.

Solma said in an email: "We have not required a release of any kind for any counseling or assistance given to anyone".

Samuel Fuller's 1982 "White Dog," which, in this Criterion DVD, is getting its first official release of any kind in its own country, has suffered particularly from pressure groups.

It was the first data release of its kind, and it seemed to be the last.

"Cellophane Boy" is a B-side to the CD single release of "Simple Kind of Life".

The drawings were not for personal pleasure or a release of any kind of energy.

And then it all ended in tears with no show, no album and no new release of any kind.

I had no complaint about being recorded, and no doubt that I signed a release of some kind.

During the era, Minogue denounced her release of "Some Kind of Bliss" in the same week release as Elton John's "Candle in the Wind 1997", which claimed up to 75% percent of the sales in that month.