Sentence examples for all a kind from inspiring English sources

It is all a kind of torture.

It's all work, it's all a kind of armor.

Misfortune is, after all, a kind of escapism, too.

"Well, now it's all a kind of tourism.

Isn't novel-writing, after all, a kind of snooping too?

Trump is, after all, a kind of parody of Putin: the bluster, the palaces.

(Words beginning with "al-" are spelled "all-", a kind of etymological archaeology which lends dreadful force at last to the poems' thematic word "allone").

And "All-of-a-Kind Family" was just the beginning.

Henny, from "All-of-a-Kind Family," stained her dress with tea.

("The Saturdays," "All-of-a-Kind Family" and "Caddie Woodlawn" for those who somehow missed these greats).

Quindlen was all woman--a kind of Liv Ullmann of bountiful empathy.