Sentence examples for specialised kind from inspiring English sources

Arguably, however, he is a more valuable figure for this specialised kind of engagement than the adventurous club captain.

It provides NHS primary healthcare of a special and specialised kind for people of no fixed address in the area.

Writing novels that gorgonised her and then giving her the typescripts to read was a specialised kind of cruelty.

Not until middle life did she become a professional journalist, and then it was of a somewhat specialised kind: ambitious investigations and studies of human wickedness, particularly persons and subjects connected with Hitler and his deeds.

A Canadian firm called D-Wave is presently selling a specialised kind of quantum computer Lockheed Martin, an American defence giant, and Google have each bought one but it is not suitable for this kind of work.

Icelanders who had specialised in a kind of abstract shoegazing, Sigur Rós became a must-visit destination after Radiohead put down their guitars, defining an epic and melancholic terrain.

Germany has long specialised in this kind of high-concept directors' theatre; few British directors get the budget, still less the opportunity to hone productions over time (Hamlet has been touring for three years, on and off).

Victorian novelists specialised in the first kind of history, discovering the benefits of fixing the action of a novel back just beyond the horizon, perhaps 30 or 40 years before the date of publication.

By rights, Total Strife Forever should have sounded like what it ultimately was: a collection of ideas thrown together on the side by a musician whose band – Doyle and the Fourfathers, who specialised in precisely the kind of amiable-but-unremarkable indie-rock that provides the ballast on BBC 6 Music – was in the process of falling apart.

A dark modern fable of the kind Ballard specialised in, it is, among other things, an ingenious examination of the mutable nature of our sense of reality.

Berlin often feels like that anyway – the festival tends to specialise in the kind of work that won't get the world's champagne flowing.