Sentence examples for which kinds it from inspiring English sources

Since kinds are revealed by science, a science can revise which kinds it holds exist: phlogisticated air was regarded as a kind until after Lavoisier's chemical revolution.

Listen to it -- whether from your own mind or from others -- and determine which kind it is... the rational kind that allows you to weigh things out, or the fear-based, irrational kind that gives you the perfect excuse to stay stuck.

He asks which kind I want.

To deny them the right to speak freely is to allow government to pick and choose which kinds of speech it wants to allow and hence to distort the free marketplace of ideas.

The I.M.F. did not specify which kinds of assets it meant, but some of the well-known categories include real estate mortgages in countries like Spain or loans to the depressed shipping industry by German, British and Scandinavian banks.

Undoubtedly postmodernism of some kind, but which kind is it?

To this day there is still much debate over whether this distinction can be sustained (Feldman 1998, Kagan 1998), and if it can which kinds of things possess intrinsic value (Krebs 1999).

It kind of makes it hard to shit without cracking up, which kind of makes it hard to shit.

That gives it the intelligence to recognize which kind of system it's been plugged into within seconds.

It's something they call "artisanal mining," which kind of makes it sound like the work of snooty craftsmen who wax their mustaches.

It is not just that the soul is in one state or another depending on which kind of object it is attending to, in such a way that its state somehow corresponds to the character of the object attended to.