Sentence examples for working a kind from inspiring English sources

Danny kept his head down and transferred his weight from foot to foot, working a kind of stage stoicism.

What sets these pieces apart is the intimate power of Spears's musical voice, which is unlike that of any composer now working — a kind of shivery, fraught simplicity.

In an era when most of us view the smart phones in our pockets as working a kind of quasi-divine magic, devices like these three mini-computers, with their rough (metaphorical) edges, inspire a fascination with the nuts and bolts of computing.

Yet Rossini worked a kind of miracle.

But this play works a kind of dark magic.

Their outrageousness works a kind of psychic jujitsu that dethrones the serious and neutralizes moral indignation.

The Bacon-Hodge duo,  who work a kind of cross-party hard cop, hard cop routine, were unimpressed.

For better or worse, Mr. Croft's near-perfect baritone works a kind of hypnosis on its listeners.

Through slow accretion, Millet works a kind of spell: you finish the story thinking about human virtues, not comic traps.

Preferential policies, in her view, worked a kind of justice.

Nagel, by contrast, argued that preferences might work a kind of social good, and without doing violence to justice.