Sentence examples for instead kind from inspiring English sources

So I reached out to try and pull him, and he ended up just slapping my hand instead, kind of like a low-five".

Containment and deterrence so far have worked instead, kind of, just as they have kind-of worked to restrain Iraq over the last 11 years, and we saved thousands of lives by pressing diplomatic solutions.

Instead, kind terms designate properties and simple seeming subject-predicate sentences like 'Foxes are carnivores' are claimed to possess a more complicated logical form, ∀x(Fx→ Cx), where Cx translates the predicate 'is a carnivore'.

(Otherwise, they are not actions but instead kinds of behavior).

Instead, be kind to yourself, and find the kindness in others.

It was instead a kind of revelation.

For collectors of major nation batting collapses the real point of interest involved instead a kind of beach-combing exercise.

When the screening is finished there is no applause from the audience but instead a kind of tense silence.

But Mr. Doyel looks around and sees instead a kind of personal history, or rather a professional one.

With some audacity and style, Cianfrance offers us instead a kind of diptych: two panels showing two comparable men.

The tone and content intimate instead the kind of close yet platonic male friendships that Stravinsky had throughout his life (including with Mr. Craft).