Sentence examples for version of the kind from inspiring English sources

Onstage, he comes across as a version of the kind of guy you get calling up a radio phone-in.

In most respects the series resembles a less promotional version of the kind of travelogue shows found all over cable TV.

The models wore stiletto boots that were initialled "TF," a high-end version of the kind of decoration that used to require a BeDazzler.

Tocqueville's decision to come to America was almost a voluntary version of the kind of enforced exile that the tsar was imposing at this time on "troublesome" Russians.

In some ways, OpenDaylight looks like a more efficient version of the kind of industrial standards body that governs the creation of radio systems for cellphones.

It ended up a women's version of the kind of leisure-time bonding that men experience, but with salmon-protein hair treatments instead of fly fishing.

It's a consumer version of the kinds of heavy-duty protective system DuPont makes for military and other vehicles.

In this respect, we can see black people as victims not of a peculiarly Nazi racism, but of an intensified version of the kinds of everyday racism that persist today.

Set in Venice as a conversation among three curious friends, the book was in part an evocation of happy times there — a highly stylized version of the kinds of evenings and conversations Galileo had once had.

Set in Venice as a conversation among three curious friends, the book was in part an evocation of happy times there a highly stylized version of the kinds of evenings and conversations Galileo had once had.

That question provides the inspiration for a genre of online fiction known as "creepypasta," which can be thought of as the digital version of the kinds of scary stories usually told around campfires.