Sentence examples for some kind of level from inspiring English sources

I have to have the experience of loneliness to connect on some kind of level with women.

"I'm trying to help her out of that by putting her on some kind of level in this life".

"But it is hard to not think it was connected to my mother on some kind of level.

"The whole point of it really it to highlight unfairness and get some kind of level playing field," says Emma Cawfield-Walters, the owner of Book-ish Bookshop.

Still, if it seems that using books as a relationship test is mostly a woman thing, one male publishing executive recalled that in his youth, "Holden Caulfield spoke for me on some kind of level and in making a new friend, male or female, I always managed to find out early if they liked 'Catcher.' If they didn't I felt a little cooler toward them".

"I decided that I miss it and I wanted to see if I could go back and play at some kind of level.

In short, Brentano's distinction between primary and secondary consciousness "introduces some kind of level-distinction into the structure of experience" (Brandl 2013, 61) but does not conceive of higher-perception as a full-fledged mental phenomenon at its own, which is why Brandl has recently proposed to regard it a 'one-and-a-half-level theory' (Brandl 2013, 61f).

My theory is that he's some kind of mid level criminal for the mob or something.

In international macro, for examples, the Mundell-Fleming model – which is just IS-LM with borders – gets more convincing if you assume that investors expect exchange rates to revert to some kind of normal level.

"In Manhattan I've found that it's really about dollars and cents," he said, "and even when you attempt to talk to people that you think could understand on some kind of aesthetic level what you're trying to accomplish, I haven't got the same reaction that I've got with Brooklyn".

Right now, there's a lot of pressure on the SEC to institute regulations that will ensure some kind of base level of transparency and accountability, because, let's be honest, the crowd is fickle, can be swayed easily, and tends to have a lower common denominator in terms of intelligence than the individual.