Sentence examples for kind and could from inspiring English sources

Stephens said she had never experienced a disruption of that kind and could not tell why the spectator was shouting.

Experts said it was the first case of its kind, and could tempt parents in other states to file similar suits.

A week today they have a fixture with HM Revenue & Customs which is likely to go to penalties – of the fiercest kind – and could yet result in the club being wound up.

The auction would be the largest of its kind and could generate billions for the Treasury.

According to its developers, it is the most integrated performance-analysis system of its kind, and could make all the difference at the Olympics.

The CDSS in the present study can be defined as a schedule of this kind and could have the potential to reduce cognitive overload and avoid "short cuts" in the decision making process.

Excellent facilities at FSEC PV Materials Lab are one of its kinds and could serve as a nucleus of a small pilot plant for CIGSS thin film solar cell fabrication.

This approach treats diseases as putative natural kinds and could be highly revisionist, while also leaving open the possibility that some diagnoses represent contingent historical outcomes that have left us with an incoherent category.

If the cleanup grows to thousands of properties, it would be the largest of its kind California and could cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

I brought three of my newfangled hounds to the dog run at Washington Square Park so they could meet some of their kind and I could meet some of mine.

"He was so cheerful and loving and understanding and generous and kind, and nobody could light up a room like he could".