Sentence examples for case kind from inspiring English sources

Pollock and Willem de Kooning were the demiurges downtown, a little silly with their rages and spats, but also brilliant and glamorous and (in de Kooning's case) kind.

So it's got to be the case (kind of conveniently) that if they do play this mixed strategy equilibrium in stage 2, the payoff they'll get from playing it is 0. That's going to make life a little bit easier later on.

And so the important difference between the continuous-time and discrete-time case kind of arose, in part, out of the fact that discrete time is discrete time, continuous time is continuous time, and the fact that complex exponentials are periodic in discrete time.

The jump from not thinking of yourself as a musician, at least in my case, kind of going on with life, to that is a pretty radical thing.

But then it creates these exceptions, which is where our case kind of comes in, which is to say, "Yes, we are looking to hold these companies responsible based on Adam Lanza's obviously criminal act.

"I think they want the court to rule on a fundamental constitutional issue of whether or not there is a reporter's privilege in a criminal case, which makes this case kind of have a broader import than it might otherwise have".

These can be a bulky by pocket-camera standards and, in some cases, kind of ugly.

In which case, what kind of a Nash Equilibrium is this?

In London's case, that kind of intensity comes with descriptions of hardship, labor, and survival.

You'd just raise your eyebrows in a "case closed" kind of fashion.

"The case is kind of like the weather," Mr. Brooks said.