Sentence examples for true kind from inspiring English sources
In some ways we're breaking up cartels and creating a true kind of journalistic capitalism.
The false kind of nostalgia promotes the superiority of life past; the true kind captures the sadness of life passing.
He has written some of the best critical analysis of Ai Weiwei's work over the years, including "A True Kind of Living," which appeared in ArtForum.
Our tour was jam-packed with outdoorsy types, the true kind– not the kind who only do outdoorsy for one day on one holiday per year.
Although she notes, with understatement, that Mr. McCain is known for his scratchy temper, the reader rarely sees him losing his cool or being anything but true, kind and fair.
Gary Diffee, a professor of kinesiology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who examined some of her claims, said, "Like many things of this type, the science seems to be a mixture of true, kind of true, true but irrelevant to the point she is trying to make, and wrong".
In these thrillers, readers often discover the true kinds of boardroom intrigues, bribery, accounting gimmicks and other skulduggery among Japanese companies and financial institutions.
In particular, do these tasks tap true kind-based object individuation, or do they just measure sophisticated tracking of features (see Mendes et al. 2008; Xu 2002).
Only then does the truest kind of memorabilia become apparent.
That's admirable, but in the truest kind of way it misses out altruism completely.
Love that cannot withstand criticism is hardly the truest kind; love that requires constant, public affirmation eventually rings more false than true to those who hear it.
