Sentence examples for sum kind of from inspiring English sources

The Mirror accuses the Tories of "sum kind of dishonesty" over a "£47bn chasm in their spending plans [which] is a hammer blow to David Cameron's credibility", while the Times reports a thinktank's conclusions that Ed Miliband would cost each family more than £1,000 in tax.

"This is a zero-sum kind of positioning which is not realistic and not valid".

Dim sum, a kind of Chinese smorgasboard on wheels, offers a wide range of dishes like steamed dumplings stuffed with meat or shrimp, brought to the table on carts.

And the "combines" he made between 1953 and 1964 - those impure, often very large images that layer together painting, drawing, photography, found objects: in sum, every kind of souvenir of art and the real world - are the emblem of that inventiveness.

In sum, the kind of "updating" and "reworking" of the genre's conventions that help define the revisionist Western are also present to some degree in these less-subversivefilms.

Perhaps the Tory whips now consider that paltry sum a kind of Dunkirk victory?

In sum, a kind of osmosis exists between the different categories of expatriate specialists.

But then again, over the last decade jazz and metal have become harder to reduce and easier to like, in a sum-total kind of way.

In nutrition, diet generally refers to the sum and kinds of foods that are habitually consumed (from Greek diaita: "a way of life").

How do you sum up that kind of career, draw conclusions?

If that attitude doesn't perfectly sum up the kind of cruel Alice in Wonderland BS you hear from Republican state legislators and even members of Congress, what does?