Sentence examples for a kind even from inspiring English sources

Narrative — not usually a popular downtown inclination — was surprisingly alive on the final program of "Motion Makers," on May 6. Zach Morris and Tom Pearson's enigmatically titled "Rub the Sleep" and Stefanie Nelson's "Out of Wonderland" both had stories of a kind, even if neither was entirely clear.

No comma after "one-of-a-kind," even though "fountain" modifies "pen".

She states that his personality has changed from a kind, even-keeled, loving man to an argumentative, explosive, and moody individual.

He added that "the result should be a one-of-a-kind evening of glorious music".

You'd be amazed at the people who can recommend you - a teacher, a business partner, a clergy member, a babysitting client, an employer of any kind, even a volunteer coordinator.

A dog of any kind, even a Chihuahua, could be branded as potentially vicious if it has been reported twice for lunging at people or biting.

NOT long ago, to suggest Albania as a destination of any kind, even a frugal one, would have been the height of chutzpah.

It is generally best to see a doctor when you notice a lump of any kind, even if you think it is a relatively harmless lipoma tumor.

For those with faith of any kind, even a glimmer left over from childhood, they understand this reaching for the comfort of heaven when Earth feels like hell.

Never submerge your rabbit in a flea dip of any kind, even if the packaging suggests it's safe to do so.

Some of this is of a demographic kind: even in Europe, the religious breed more.