Sentence examples for sample of the kind from inspiring English sources
Although few people are willing to credit the Democratic Party with having a full-blown platform on how to run the economy, or, many say, the maturity yet to govern, many analysts saluted this act of electoral courage as a sample of the kind of spine that will be needed to revive the country.
Here's a sample of the kind of thing British conservatives were telling each other in the spring of 2010: Rebounding Celtic tiger offers UK harsh lessons in demolishing debt: Ireland's mature, responsible approach to fiscal consolidation means its bonds are now flavour of the month.
According to Putnam, the extension of a natural kind term is fixed by ostending or otherwise identifying a sample of the kind and appealing, explicitly or implicitly, to a 'same kind relation'.
The collection of examples for these datasets was straightforward, as they provide a good sample of the kind of music and voice audio clips that can be found in Freesound and generally around the internet.
Here's a small sample of the kind of tomfoolery you're liable to find scrolling down that page.
Most restaurants have websites that have either their complete menus or at least a sample of the kind of food they offer.
Last year's cases provide a sample of the kinds of decisions that are now drawing statewide attention.
We aimed to recruit 20 people monitored for six months as this was considered to be sufficiently large enough to provide a representative sample of the kinds of people being offered this service and based in the audit above a realistic probability of episodes of getting lost and admissions to long-term care occurring.
Those wanting a sampling of the kind of cooking this restaurant has to offer should try the appetizer for two, a luscious introduction.
For the instrument fans, a highlight this week is an installment of "THE ANDSNES PROJECT" on Monday, giving CARNEGIE HALL audiences a sampling of the kind of intriguing chamber music the Norwegian pianist LEIF OVE ANDSNES explores at his Risor Festival.
Long before Martha Stewart steps into a courtroom today to watch the selection of a jury for her federal trial, she and her legal team will have carefully tested the government's case -- and her own reputation -- before a sampling of the kind of people who will be deciding her fate.
