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The phrase "a cool kind of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is interesting, appealing, or unique in a casual or informal manner.
Example: "She has a cool kind of style that sets her apart from everyone else."
Alternatives: "a neat type of" or "an interesting sort of".
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They looked ultramodern and had an art house esthetic that gave them a cool kind of chic.
But they should be a cool kind of pretentious, with more scary guitars and such in the background.
I aimed to take the debate beyond partisan allegiances, hoping to promote a cool kind of critical thinking — whatever on earth that means.
I think this is a cool kind of awareness stream idea if you can get people to post about their papers, to know that this is a place to see summaries that are more useful than an abstract but less papery than, well, a paper.
Barker wanted to brand an icon for the band: "It just had to be a cool kind of happy face but I wanted arrows.
Just a cool, kind of stony guy who's just tripping out on the fact that his day job is on some weird island with dinosaurs.
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It's a really cool kind of indie vibe it's a really special track for us.
And they created a really cool kind of collective environment where we had really strong, awesome moms taking care of us kids, kind of collectively.
It occupies a space opposite the Sanderson hotel, and it is as understated in its design (but not chilly) as Sanderson hotel is overstated (and, consequently, rather baroque in a dead cool kind of way).
I just think it's got a really cool kind of modern vibe but still very Blues Traveler.
"It's like a 'gosh, that's really cool' kind of emotion people have," Dr. Hart said.
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