Sentence examples for is every kind from inspiring English sources
"I think there is every kind of demographic outlier in play with this story," he said.
There is every kind of name-calling you can think of.
Not only is every kind of chocolate available, but citizens can indulge their patriotic frenzies by buying scale models of the Reichstag or the Brandenburg Gate to nibble off a cornice or a column or two on their way home.
It is every kind of party you can describe, at once: cocktail party, dinner party, tailgate picnic party, fraternity and sorority rush, family reunion, political handgrab, gala and networking party-hearty — what might have inspired Willie Morris, one of Mississippi's favorite sons, to declare Mississippi not a state, but a club.
Instead of helping us understand ourselves, modern philosophers were mired in interminable disputes evident even to "the rabble without doors"—giving rise to "the common prejudice against metaphysical reasonings of all kinds", that is, "every kind of argument which is in any way abstruse, and requires some attention to be comprehended" (T xiv.3).
There there is every kind of misery, and the press of every kind of devil.
"You see that it's every kind of person.
"I have been every kind of smoker," she said.
"There was every kind of person you can imagine.
There was every kind of thing on the floor.
