Sentence examples for undergoing a kind from inspiring English sources
I was undergoing a kind of ritual stripping away of the habitual.
They were also, almost invisibly, undergoing a kind of truama therapy.
Each is undergoing a kind of 21st-century renaissance, with shops and restaurants moving in, and a new, often young crowd arriving to live or just to play.
From historically minded breweries that pay homage to our founding fathers, to bohemian pubs that craft unusual ales, the city is undergoing a kind of beer renaissance.
More than 100 men being held in Yemeni jails because of suspected links to terrorism are undergoing a kind of religious re-education, with government clerics explaining how Al Qaeda's violence contradicts Islam.
When the stock bubble – which had so inflated the listed value of shares that a natural correction was inevitable – finally burst, China did appear to be undergoing a kind of organ failure.
He has also seen his neighborhood undergo a kind of gut rehab of its own.
Apparently the administration is counting on China to undergo a kind of spiritual transformation.
After testifying at Soering's trial, Haysom underwent a kind of molting.
Even a poorly preserved brain, they reasoned, might be able to undergo a kind of digital repair and rehabilitation.
"The cell seems to undergo a kind of derangement," says Judith Campisi, an expert on aging at the Berkeley National Labs, in California.
