Sentence examples for all in kind from inspiring English sources

The phrase "all in kind" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing without context.
It can be used when referring to something being provided or exchanged in a similar manner or type, often in the context of goods or services.
Example: "The donations were all in kind, including food, clothing, and household items."
Alternatives: "all in the same manner" or "all of the same type".

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"A lot of guys don't have their legs yet, we are all in kind of pre-season form, its not going to be perfect.

"We're all in kind of a state of shock here," said Richard H. Weare, the clerk of the Federal District Court for Arizona, after hearing from the Federal Marshals Service, which confirmed the death.

"When we were writing this album, we were all in kind of shitty relationships," Van Valin said.

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"She's an all-in kind of person".

Can art -- the passionate, all-in kind of art that the film's director is trying to create with directives like "I want her eyes to harm me.

Do you like being an all-in-one kind of filmmaker?

Madison, the Brand USA spokeswoman, said all such in-kind contribution requests have been withdrawn.

Like all gift-in-kind charities, it benefits from tax breaks to corporations managing their inventories.

At the top, all gift-in-kind charities are at 100%: Brother's Brother Foundation, Children's Network International, Gifts in Kind International, Heart to Heart Foundation and Operation Compassion.

They are all paying in kind.

IHME defines DAH as all financial and in-kind contributions primarily intended for the health sector.

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