Sentence examples for in kind though from inspiring English sources

Cricket counterpart James Sutherland responded in kind though didn't necessarily win the debate.

To her credit Ms. Heimes, the soprano, responded in kind, though she was elsewhere given to a little wildness up high.

But my sense of belonging is a little less, and I have a slight (and perhaps slightly embittering) feeling of betrayal – similar in kind though not in scale to those loyal communities in the old empire such as the Anglo-Indians, who came to believe in the end that they had hitched their fortunes to the wrong star.

If he means minute parts, then, though it is true that we do not and, in his view, cannot know in detail what they are, we have a theory, which he endorses, that they are probably minute parts as conceived by the atomists, which means they have primary qualities similar in kind though not in scale to those possessed by macroscopic objects.

This dual reference precludes the term from picking out a natural kind, though in the case of other adjectives, such as 'brown', no problem is caused thereby.

When designed well, cash can be more effective, efficient, and acceptable to beneficiaries than in-kind assistance, though the efficiency of cash compared to in-kind assistance can vary significantly and depends on transportation and storage costs as well as local market prices (Doocy et al. 2015; Harvey and Bailey 2015; Gairdner et al. 2011).

Mill's 'proof' of the claim that intellectual pleasures are better in kind than others, though, is highly suspect.

They may view this as a tax in kind, even though FIFA paid them $40m in all for the use of players in the 2010 World Cup.FIFA may not raise true taxes, but it finds revenue easier to come by than many national governments do.

Trust is often justified as humans express reciprocity: they return helpful or harmful acts in kind, even though such behavior may come at a cost [9], [10].

Her experience differs in degree, though not in kind, from those of millions of other American families during the current boom.

This includes a calculation of the loss of "benefits in kind" from public services cuts (though some library users or Sure Start parents might question whether the number crunchers can really add up how much these are worth).