Sentence examples for kind are probably from inspiring English sources

Trials of any kind are probably five years away.

If it is to be used only as a heuristic device then strict definitions of this kind are probably irrelevant to its users.

Her first work of this kind is probably "Untitled" (1975), the Montclair exhibition curator Gail Stavitsky writes in the catalog for the show.

Still, my favorite novel of this kind is probably "Emma," which has the most mundanely realistic narration of Austen's works yet hides the most torrid romance in Austen's fiction: the one between Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax.

At present, the most comprehensive contemporary philosophical treatment of international legitimacy of this kind is probably Allen Buchanan's Justice, Legitimacy, and Self-Determination (2003).

Wear the right makeup: Foundation that is the powder kind is probably best.

An open flame of any kind is probably too dangerous to use due to risk of burning the skin but may be considered if great care is taken to avoid burning and nothing else is available.

Yes, the same kind you are probably picturing in adorable uniforms, standing at attention.

"If people are willing to submit to this kind of observation, they are probably the kind of people who are willing to behave more responsibly".

Therefore, these kind of systems are probably the best modern analogs to the fossil environments in Liaoning and Jilin.

Nonetheless, these kinds of numbers are probably what most advertisers care about right now.