Sentence examples for a kind but from inspiring English sources
I remember him as a kind but somewhat distant man.
It's anthropology of a kind, but it's all surface.
Not one of a kind, but one on his own.
They are socialists of a kind, but only because they can afford to be.
The child is no longer a unique creation - one of a kind - but rather a reproduction.
He has charm, yes, and smarts of a kind, but also a cruel streak.
There is individuality of a kind, but not a very plausible kind.
His grave, handsome face was the image of authority and common sense, the face of a kind-but-fair judge or teacher whom you could trust not to punish your misdeeds too severely.
She thought that it was one-of-a-kind, but a guest at the party arrived in the same dress, and this enraged XV-RS T XV-RS T
Four beige coffee mugs are all-of-a-kind, but one is badly chipped; I make sure to place it at my setting when I'm putting out dessert.
She must be one-of-a-kind, but also a jack-of-all-trades.
