Sentence examples for something of this kind from inspiring English sources

Keisha tried to imagine saying something of this kind to her own mother.

I imagine most writers know something of this kind of paralysis.

As a journalist, when something of this kind arrives at your door, what are you supposed to do? Ignore it?

Something of this kind, I replied: --God is always to be represented as he truly is, whatever be the sort of poetry, epic, lyric or tragic, in which the representation is given.

Something of this kind appears to have happened with "Two Windows", which compares the distortion of light in a bedroom window's old glass during a couple's final row and, later, the different effect of a front-door pane.

533 Something of this kind is told also by Herodotus43 in his account of the Lydian women, who, one and all, he says, prostitute themselves.

I remember seeing a prototype (or something similar) of this kind of device maybe a couple of years ago and thought it was a pretty good idea.

I believe the finding of such vases imbedded in the walls of ancient buildings is a very uncommon circumstance in this country; something of the kind, however, occurred at the church of Fountains Abbey, where they were met with in the foundation of the roodloft, partially filled with charcoal.

Something of that kind rarely happens.

My title was Hauptdienstleiter or something of the kind.

The rougher elements amongst supporters of other sporting pursuits could learn something from this kind of fairness and serene sportsmanship.