Sentence examples for kind as seen from inspiring English sources

President Obama replied in kind, as seen here.

Currently, BDS has 14 satellites distributed in three different kinds of orbits, as seen in Table 1.

"When someone is anonymous, it opens the door to all kinds of antisocial behavior, as seen by the Ku Klux Klan".

It's billed as a "HUGE Lego one-of-a-kind Rebel Attack Cruiser" as seen in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.

Duncan Smith appeared to be suggesting a move to a kind of unemployment insurance scheme as seen in the US or products known as "fortune accounts", which are used in Singapore.

You can use the magic of Google, plus Wikipedia, Amazon reviews and blogs to try to figure out what happened in an ineffectual "as good as seen it" kind of way.

In particular, essentialist accounts of kinds seem to construe them as immutable or static, whereas examples from the natural sciences include mutable and dynamic kinds, as we see in section 2.1 below.

Division does not give you animal kinds; as we saw in the previous section, one needs to turn to PA I 4 and HA I 6 for Aristotle's thoughts on how those kinds are established.

For the RA problem with rate constraints, it turns out that there are very few results of that kind, as we shall see.

Conceal yourself from the cat's view and use a noisemaker of some kind as soon as you see the cat jump on the counter.

To help appreciate his view, notice that judgments about seeming to see hens with two speckles are the same, in kind, as those about seeming to see hens with two hundred forty-seven speckles.