The phrase "again some kind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a repeated or similar situation, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I found myself in a situation that was again some kind of misunderstanding."
Alternatives: "once more a type" or "yet another kind".
Jessica Lange is again some kind of Emmy-attracting whirlwind.
Again – some kind of experience that you click into.
"What we're seeing now is a clear regrouping and also, again, some kind of deception campaign, saying, 'Look, we're moving out,' " Mr. Saakashvili told The Associated Press.
Last year Mr Denktash even broke these off, once again demanding some kind of international recognition.
"It could make a theatre or a cinema again, or some kind of cultural centre.
It is great that the southern rim of Columbus Circle has come to life again as some kind of bastion for visual culture.
Again, though, some kind of user star ratings would be a worthwhile addition, to help the absolute cream rise to the top.
And in the selections that the teachers themselves make, I think one can, again, get some kind of subjective sense of where they feel the necessary impact in their teaching is going to go, where it might be most effective to them.
The Yankees won it in the tenth when Cano (he bats left), facing the veteran lefty George Sherrill, knocked an outside pitch into the left-center-field stands, scoring A-Rod ahead of him for the 8-6 final — Mo closed the do' — and again confirmed some kind words about him offered in this space a couple of months ago.
"I saw the same video you saw, and I'm wondering about a word called 'aphasia,' where you're searching for words, you suddenly lose those words, and that can be the sign, again, of some kind of traumatic brain injury or the after-effects of a concussion," Fox News medical correspondent Marc Siegel said.
At least until the computing paradigm shifts again — and some kind of socially acceptable wearable manages to lift everyone's eyes off attention-sucking glass slabs with an augmented vista of the real world instead.
