Sentence examples for support a kind of from inspiring English sources

Before the episode aired, the show's writers, correspondents and production people offered Oliver considerable, genuine social-media support – a kind of love usually unseen in the television industry.

After months of confusion and bickering over whom to support, a kind of unraveling has occurred at the upper reaches of the movement, in some cases causing friendships to fray and giving rise to charges and countercharges on Facebook.

Rough concrete pillars, festooned with dangling lumps and excrescences, support a kind of slanting stage of roughly painted boards, that look like a version of the shattered ice-floes in Caspar David Friedrich's 1824 German Romantic painting The Sea of Ice.

This (controversial) thesis is exemplified by nationalism, which may support a kind of local equality (Miller 1995).

Evolutionary game theory, on this interpretation, would support a kind of moral skepticism (see Section 1 of the entry on moral skepticism).

Although the positive function for CFB, NFL and NHL games may superficially support a kind of 'hot hands' or cumulative advantage-type mechanism, in which lead size tends to grow superlinearly over time, we do not believe this explains the observed pattern.

The proliferation turned out to derive from a very conscious decision after the war to restore civilization in West Germany by supporting a kind of ecosystem of small publishers and small bookstores to which, in certain small towns, trucks that delivered books to the bookstores overnight also delivered drugs to the drugstores: drugs for the body, books for the mind, a metaphor of recovery.

For instance, Brink argues that the possibility of interpersonal continuity supports a kind of consequentialism via rational egoism.

Lewis's own temperament leads him to want to vindicate moral discourse, and he thinks that this can be done by supporting a kind of dispositional theory of value.

The WTO and Bretton Woods institutions and the like have all supported a kind of liberal, globalized, trading order.

Health care has been perceived as the central resource and exchangeable good that supports a kind of deal between a participant in need and a researcher who wants to collect data for scientific purposes.