Sentence examples for given a kind from inspiring English sources
When I took office, I was given a kind of list of material most recently disappeared.
Once upon a time, new books seemed so significant they were given a kind of birthday.
"We have been given a kind draw when you look at the possible sides you could draw.
Instead we are given a kind of impressionistic overview of the region's culture and history through the lenses of photographers who lived and worked there.
More than 20 years after his death, he has been given a kind of immortality by his grandson, an extraordinary afterlife that he never could have imagined.
On TV, some poor actor was actually given a kind of "ball of saggy painted calico, with eyes" to waggle on his shoulders as a second head.
Had to give a kind of press conference.
It gives a kind of relief to your soul.
I've argued for rationality in giving, a kind of head check on the heart.
"You see brides asking their maid of honour to give a kind of 'best girl' speech.
Then the two can actually be integrated, and I'll give a kind of silly example.
