Sentence examples for type of blow from inspiring English sources

Dent A type of blow, but one that only affects a bid or someone's hopes and rarely terminal (unlike, say, a hammer blow or a derailing).

Suppose, for (an outlandish) example, researchers convinced us that all and only alleged experiencers of God had a brain-defect caused only by a certain type of blow to the shoulder to people with a genetic propensity to psoriasis, and that the area of the defect was activated in the experiences.

First, we all know the type of blow that would render a woman unconscious, so why did the NFL need to see the full video in order to suspend Rice indefinitely?

"The most common type of blown-in insulation is cellulose," he said, explaining that the material is actually ground-up paper that has been treated with a fire retardant.

As usual for this type of blow-up result similar in spirit to the classical Keller-Segel model for chemotaxis [26, 27], the proof only ensures that solutions for those initial data do not exist beyond a finite maximal time of existence.

These types of blow dryers can help eliminate static in your hair.

Illegalities, notably kicks, brought a sharp lash, but few types of blows were prohibited.

But he kept an even keel and dodged the type of knockout blow that could have hurt him in the national elections widely believed to be coming in May.

After all, originality isn't the point of a product like "Iron Man 3," which, despite the needless addition of 3-D and negligible differences in quips, gadgets, villains and the type of stuff blown up, plays out much like the first two movies.

By the way, when using consulting attorneys on a matter that is being handled in non-evaluative mediation, I strongly advise that you get referrals from the mediator because those same attorneys who are uncomfortable with this type of mediation will blow up agreements that work perfectly well for the participants themselves.

But Dr Peter Chen, who teaches politics at the University of Sydney, warns that this type of heated rhetoric blows things out of proportion.