Sentence examples for required some kind of from inspiring English sources

Just about every room has required some kind of attention, from rewiring the electricity to re-grouting the kitchen tile.

Action is required, some kind of action, action whose implications are immense, and so we require a face.

Last year, 44 states and the District of Columbia required some kind of mental health coverage, according to the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, a national group.

We had an instinctive sense that covering those developments required some kind of new approach and we shared a dislike of the boring conventions of TV current affairs coverage.

A few years ago, though, I began a novel about a family in crisis, in London, in the heatwave of 1976, and it seemed to me the youngest of the grown-up siblings required some kind of curse.

However, in order to carry out its mission effectively, the new organisation required some kind of inter-governmental imprimatur, which it obtained from several small states, which met at the first Geneva Convention in 1864.

But just about every activity requires some kind of permission.

"I think it would require some kind of Armageddon," Palm said.

To be an elite athlete, or elite anybody, presumably does require some kind of genetic gift.

It clearly requires some kind of new agreement between government, the people and private business.

Speciation like this also requires some kind of ecological differentiation between the diverging species.