Example sentences of "[noun pl] [verb] the kind " in BNC.
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| 1 | The combination of commercial patronage , large-scale corporate architectural firms and those local authorities which hold materialistic values produces the kind of architecture described in Mr Glancey 's article . |
| 2 | Neither birds nor animals provide the kind of companionship he needs . |
| 3 | As Lord Diplock said in Ashington Piggeries : The " description " by which unascertained goods are sold is , in my view , confined to those words in the contract which were intended by the parties to identify the kind of goods which were to be supplied . |
| 4 | BBC engineers are divided between hacking a Scandinavian proposal to standardise across Europe on eight-channel sound in a gaggle of different languages or , as many want , to go for fewer channels carrying the kind of sound quality available on the new digital discs that are now in British shops . |
| 5 | In describing stimulating environments for children who are visually handicapped , Halliday ( 1971 ) recommends that ‘ materials and equipment should be organised and placed in different areas to implement the kind of learning and teaching done in each space ’ . |
| 6 | Studies of old people 's clubs , homes and retirement communities show the kinds of support provided by peers in a youth-oriented society . |
| 7 | Surely he must strengthen the squad although the willingness of the directors to produce the kind of serious money needed to purchase and maintain a squad equal to Man Utd 's or Liverpool must be in doubt . |
| 8 | Such trophies attract the kind of devotion from supporters once accorded to regalia and the furnishing of shrines . |
| 9 | This necessitates transcending the simple " imitative " pedagogy of the school , since democratic individuals require the kind of " twofold consciousness " which renders them " capable of thinking their own thoughts " and " feeling their own feelings " , In order to achieve this , students require two qualities : " self-identification " and " verification " . |
| 10 | A major criticism of Blauner 's approach is his assumption that most of those working in highly automated plants have the kinds of jobs he describes : for example , jobs needing a high level of skill , giving considerable autonomy to the worker , and restoring meaningfulness to work . |
| 11 | Edward probably realized , after the failure of the Rheims campaign , that he lacked the resources to mount the kind of campaign that would be necessary to compel the French to accept the Treaty of London . |
| 12 | The following two case studies show the kind of situation where a family meeting is a helpful part of the social work plan . |
| 13 | ‘ A central part of the City Challenge initiative is to ensure that local firms receive the kind of help they need to survive and grow ; and identifying their needs and objectives is one of our main aims . ’ |
| 14 | Such studies exemplify the kind of fetishism to which material culture studies are always prone , when people are superseded as the subject of investigation by objects , and become essentially labels for their movement or pattern . |
| 15 | That is , if one were to attempt to visualize the three personae involved in terms of a novel or play one would need pages to describe the kinds of interchange that Shakespeare renders in a quatrain : ‘ Trice threefold ’ , too , are the number of lines taken up by editors trying to pin down the multiple shifts of identity which take place in these four lines . |
| 16 | Sometimes his patients lacked the kind of knowledge that would have enabled them to interpret the experience as ‘ sexual ’ at all . |
| 17 | Boyd 's ability to take a controversial subject and set it down into explicable proportions is tested to the full in this work and the way in which the line fell into the Great Central 's hands together with the relationship of Benjamin Piercy 's trustees provides the kind of issues that keeps historians in correspondence for years to come . |
| 18 | In these schools , while national legislation will nudge staff to introduce procedures for involving and informing parents where this is required by law , it will not encourage them to go beyond such procedures to establish the kinds of voluntary open dialogue and day-to-day collaboration which can do so much to enhance the quality of a child 's education . |
| 19 | Look through magazines to find the kind of style you 'd like . |
| 20 | Area Staff were still encouraged to let Group Education Advisers know the kind of visitors they wanted . |
| 21 | In addition to orchestrating the defeat of Widnes in Tuesday 's semi-final , Mackey was one of the players to receive the kind of attention which prompted Brian Johnson , his coach , to remind referees of their duties . |
| 22 | Genes specify the kinds of proteins a cell can make . |
| 23 | But the headings indicate the kinds of functions that a course can and should perform , if it is to justify its existence as an improvement on independent study . |
| 24 | The pictures however did n't seem to be of artistes of any kind ; they were just of anonymous , handsome young men , the sort of photographs that Boy had seen in barber 's windows showing the kinds of haircut you could get . |
| 25 | It would be idle to pretend that any of the Pacific islands have the kind of economic importance possessed by , say , Korea , or Malaysia , but in addition to potentially immense political importance and no small amount of charm , they have a symbolic significance — for they are what the world still thinks of when confronted with the single word , Pacific . |
| 26 | Even The Times gave the kind of distorted account of our treatment of grammar which would please retired head teachers of an old-fashioned cast of mind . |
| 27 | These two examples illustrate the kinds of records that are produced in large high-technology projects , what records are preserved , and what records are actually of use to the historian . |
| 28 | A rigorous syllabus and lots of tests dictate the kind of work done . |
| 29 | Others influence the kind of jobs we can get , how much we 'll be paid , how we behave in public ( and even in private ) and how we spend our time and money . |
| 30 | News from missionaries , investigative visits and subsequent writing on the West Indies by Charles Stuart , Joseph Sturge and others provided the kind of detail which permitted attacks on the operation of the system as too little different from slavery to be supported as substantial progress . |