Sentence examples for a kind too from inspiring English sources
A story that keeps on telling itself is a win of a kind too.
A great deal of Gentleman's work from 1982 onwards was reportage, of a kind; too much, perhaps, from an aesthetic point of view.
Style, of a kind, too: in our current domestic clashes, the bright pink pussyhat faces off against the white-on-red "Make America Great Again" cap.
Kasotc was aid of a kind, too.
But the theme park, which opened in March 2001, has been giving customers scares of a more unpleasant kind too.
Smith has gotten the Baudelaire treatment, achieved a heightened status as a fallen martyr, the kind too sensitive to live.
You can find cheap ones for a dollar (dollar stores, target dollar bins) and you can make those a one-of-a-kind creations too!
Indeed, I think pretty much every classical musician I've met there plays in a rock band of some kind too.
The returning hero created a regime of a kind all too familiar in the Arab world.
The draw could have been a lot kinder too.
