Sentence examples for sole kind of from inspiring English sources

Those characteristic blobs or dashes, which seemed to camouflage the very thing they were describing, may now be the sole kind of mark in an entire painting.

This does not dictate that proteins and genetic products are one and the same, but rather allows the expression of a membership relation at a much finer semantic resolution such that proteins can be understood as one, but not the sole, kind of gene product (which also includes RNA).

The stars of the main courses are the flat fish at impressive prices: £18.95 for Dover sole is the kind of offer guaranteed to make this jaded, surrendered and overplundered Londoner sigh.

Dover sole is the kind of fish whose delicacy can easily be lost in a sauce, but the emulsion, made with leaves unrelated to curry powder, was perfectly fresh and vibrantly flavored, yet not overpowering.

The responses to stimulation of discrete locations on the foot sole evoke a kind of "sensory steering" that may promote balance and maintenance of locomotion through the modulation of limb loading and foot placement.

The illustration in Figure  14 shows the general concept that activation under the foot sole produces a kind of tuned "sensory steering" response detected in EMG from the ankle muscles and manifesting itself mechanically by changes in ankle trajectory and pressure under the foot.

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The boys were tied up by their feet and the kidnappers beat their soles with some kind of rubber stick.

In order to access the patters of degradation of the same kind of hydrocarbon species under different conditions, C7-C19 alkanes were added individually to the degradation systems so that each hydrocarbon became the sole carbon source.

He is the sole survivor of a kind of tortoise found only on Pinta, one of the Galapagos's lesser islands.

But in those days, the scientist was a kind of sole investigator working alone, testing ideas.