Sentence examples for visited a kind from inspiring English sources

And because certain historic monuments are etched into our pilgrim mindscape: Stonehenge is one of those sites that has to be visited, a kind of secular Mecca.

He also engineered, and masterfully bullied through Congress, the Vietnam War, a moral and strategic catastrophe that ripped the United States apart and, more important, visited a kind of hell on the Vietnamese.

They'd ask for elaborate designs on their limbs to mark voyages taken and ports visited – a kind of indelible dog tag that, they hoped, would identify a corpse lost at sea and washed ashore.

It made staying in an AirBnB apartment sound like visiting a kind old uncle.

Aleem Maqbool visited a different kind of protest in Cairo every day for seven days to see what they revealed about post-revolution society.

In the first act, Paul is visited by a kind of augury: a cartoon bird that flies psychedelically over a dark woodland, an enigmatic indication of … what?

Sometimes, after the sessions with Madeleine, I would be visited by a kind of Protestant disgust at our excesses; the more we thrilled and exaggerated, the more it was only a game.

Then we visit a different kind of call centre: a smiley one belonging to First Direct.

Talk story about watching a bodybuilding contest and, on another day, visiting a new kind of exercise salon where muscles are built not by exercise but by sending an electric current to various muscle groups and causing them to contract.

The New Yorker, November 22 , 1982P. 38 Talk story about watching a bodybuilding contest and, on another day, visiting a new kind of exercise salon where muscles are built not by exercise but by sending an electric current to various muscle groups and causing them to contract.

By William McKibben The New Yorker, November 22 , 1982P. 38 Talk story about watching a bodybuilding contest and, on another day, visiting a new kind of exercise salon where muscles are built not by exercise but by sending an electric current to various muscle groups and causing them to contract.