Sentence examples for this kind which from inspiring English sources

A struggle of this kind, which in its range, significance and fury goes beyond anything that Europe has ever known, cannot be waged without enormous sacrifices.

Episodes of this kind, which were repeated in many countries, convinced the public that war brings inflation and that the aftermath of war brings deflation and depression.

Attention seemed an unnecessary concept in a system of this kind, which rejected mentalistic notions, such as volition, free will, introspection, and consciousness.

Nonetheless, experiments of this kind, which aspire to the rigour of a clinical trial, are the height of fashion in scholarly circles.

In Bogotá last week, we discussed the study's findings and the call for more research of this kind, which approaches the drugs problem without preconceptions.

In continuing to make original architectural drawings of this kind, which these days could be done on a computer, Gehry is clearly evoking past architects who drew.

My recent screen time has therefore been of the more disruptive, YouTubey kind, which explains this first entry.

She simply, at her best, gave to opera-goers of this century, singing of a kind which they thought belonged to another age.

This is collaboration of a kind which should be contemplated in all crime prevention projects, whether capacity-building (as here), or operational.

But coincidences of this kind -- which permit imposition of exceptional harm on one group provided the primary purpose of the harm is making money -- are precisely what is meant by the term "institutional racism".

Symptoms of this kind, of which "zombie driving" is an example, occur with other hypnotics and have become somewhat notorious with triazolam and zolpidem.