The phrase "again kind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sentiment of kindness that is being repeated, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I appreciate your kindness again, but it would be better to say 'thank you for your kindness once more.'"
Alternatives: "kind once more" or "kind again".
"It's like being baptized again, kind of.
Those of us who have been around the industry since before Internet Time welcome this new fixation -- actually, we welcome anything remotely resembling focus in this wacky business environment -- but we also find it amusing, in that Yogi Berra, "deja vu all over again" kind of way.
It allows users to play games on the go (again: kind of), with images in 720p quality on an 11.6-inch screen with 1,366×768 resolution, 200cd/m2 brightness, 500 1 contrast ratio and 7ms response time.
"It just demonstrates again kind of a temperamental unfitness.
Royal Oak Schools was again kind enough to assist its alumni; they had already agreed to have exteriors of the classic building shot the previous fall.
I went back and listened to it again kind of with different ears and I realized it's so full of rage.
When asked later about Mr. Baxter's views, Mr. Boser gave an exasperated, there-goes-Bill-again kind of expression.
Ultimately the movie's ending is ambiguous, but for Calvin and Ruby the transition from fantasy to love — the sometimes arduous, often boring, those-pants-again kind — is essential.
I think that like me, if you're, if you're confronted with something that you don't see as being part of your problem, then again, its kind of a culture change, you know sort of like....
"I put my baby down and he screams until I pick him up again - kind of like me as a girlfriend," she says.
"But that," he said, "would be like Brer Rabbit back in the briar patch again -- kind of been there, done that".
