Sentence examples for some kind of material from inspiring English sources

"We believe this is most likely some kind of material failure or a design issue," he added.

The phenomenological methods are based on the change of some kind of material property due to healing.

Which is to say, sweeping off the porch, along with all the other humdrum habits that follow throughout the day, seems simply like some kind of material effort to unravel the day before, some sort of ceremony to sameness.

"If the mail is not properly sealed and contains some kind of material that's powderlike, that could generate leakage to the outside," said Eli Argon, the chief executive officer of Advanced Mail Management in Potomac, Md. For 15 years Mr. Argon has been a consultant to the Postal Service and companies designing sorting machinery and software.

I just said that in the intervening time they'd invented some kind of material that takes care of it.

Visual representations in science may refer to objects that are believed to have some kind of material or physical existence but equally might refer to purely mental, conceptual, and abstract constructs (Pauwels 2006).

Barbie's chronological behavior is confirmation that there is really no disjunction between the archaeological past and the present; some kinds of material cultural work the same way.

The patterns are lightly painted or printed on the fabric with some kind of coloured material; and these patterns the embroiderer follows in laying the kallabatoon thread.

When first uncovered, the objects were found stuck together by an unidentifiable black mass, leading to the assumption that the hoard might have been covered in some kind of organic material (e.g. cloth or leather) prior to being interred.

The coffins were lined with bitumen and some kind of whitish material.

A few of the numerous bright craters appear to have been flooded by some kind of dark material that upwelled from the moon's interior.