Sentence examples for umbrella kind from inspiring English sources

Obesity experts are getting behind the idea that obesity isn't one disease, but many different subtypes under one umbrella, kind of like cancer.

He would just be walking around set in the middle of the desert, with an umbrella kind of shading his body and his face from the sun, just in his loafers and in his tighty-whities, a beautiful sight.

Originally founded by Schulz 11 years ago, the label has cultivated the deeper and more progressive sounds under the trance music umbrella, the kind that appeals to large and small rooms alike.

It was also done under the executive producer Francis Ford Coppola's umbrella, "and they kind of lost track of it".

It is a time for fall festivals -- the Salon du Chocolat at the end of October, or the Marjolaine, an immense crafts fair at the Bois de Vincennes, in November, where outdoor stands feature organic specialties and wines, all under the umbrella of a kind of back-to-the-earth environmentalist spirit.

With respect to design decisions made by the webGC development team, the webGC platform will be able to further integrate future mine design applications providing the mining industry with one of a kind umbrella suite of ground control related software available at ones fingertips.

It may not be every day that the wind decides to turn a normal-ass beach umbrella into some kind of spear, but it definitely happens, so be careful out there.

That the shop sells a $38 umbrella at all "is kind of a compromise," said Ms. Levee, 54, the store's owner.

(It is a kind of umbrella organization, with headquarters in New York, which looks after the interests of Jewish communities in seventy countries.

Jeff Feld presents a copy of the photograph of Robert Rauschenberg on roller skates holding a kind of umbrella overhead, which many will remember from their college art history textbooks.

This is the latest umbrella term for the kind of emotional collapses that have plagued humanity for ages, stemming at times from severe mental difficulties and more often from mild ones.