Sentence examples for significant kinds from inspiring English sources

And Hollis's coverage of television and cinema – two significant kinds of interior – are engrossing; his historical treatment of Gone With The Wind has the same riveting memorial quality as the eerie landscape of packing cases in the final scene of Citizen Kane.

Something besides division is needed in order for a researcher to recognize theoretically significant kinds.

Rather, one determines what one ought to do all things considered, that is, one's actual duty or one's duty proper, by reference to 'all the morally significant kinds it [the act] is an instance of' (RG 20; italics in original; also FE 84, 186; OJ 126 127).

So that's a significant kind of risk.

The Fed does plan to continue offering Europe one narrow but significant kind of support.

The significant kind — the onset of Impressionism, Marcel Duchamp's urinal, "Springtime for Hitler" — abruptly heralds a sea change in culture.

However, the other, more significant, kind of innateness concerns not the history of the mind but its future.

The governor recently said Mr. Langford had "failed" as mayor and was "impossible to work with in any significant kind of way," according to The Press.

— as usual a significant kind of happiness is difficult to get into this "cataloging" but there it was none the less — "this on-the-edgeness" of something apocalyptic, something really satisfying.

The "investment approach distinguishes the most significant kind of American generosity from the 'poorhouse and soup line' method and expresses our values of freedom, the individual, and entrepreneurialism," she says.

The union view claims that love consists in the formation of (or the desire to form) some significant kind of union, a "we".