Sentence examples for kind born from inspiring English sources
The dreams are the kind born of disorders, too chilly to be fever dreams, too astringent to be sweet ones, confronted too unflinchingly to be nightmares.
893 Altotting, Germany September 20, 911 or September 24, 911 Louis IV, byname Louis the Child, German Ludwig das Kind (born 893, Altötting, Bavaria died Sept. 20 or 24, 911, Frankfurt?), East Frankish king, the last of the East Frankish Carolingians.
That doesn't say anything about me, other than that I have friends in Rome and am good at sensible eating — the kind born of a combination of economy and the human palate's helpfulness in turning what is edible into what is agreeable.
She lets go with guttural sobs; the kind where you can't catch your breath, the kind that make you double over and your knees buckle, the kind only born from a broken heart.
I mean, you're kind of born with that.
"You're kind of born into it," his father, Tom, said.
"I was kind of born in his second wind," Questlove told me.
"Doctor Who" is one of the most quintessentially British ideas; for anyone in the U.K., you're kind of born with "Doctor Who" in your DNA, to a certain extent.
"I had to get rid of the concept of having to inhabit her persona," she said by phone from her home in Portland, Ore., "which is kind of born from the cabaret world, which I'm not really a part of.
"Sapient is a 'crown jewel,' a one of a kind company born in the technology space with strengths in marketing, communications, consulting and omni-channel commerce, all of which are equally important to best help clients achieve their digital transformation," Lévy gushed, adding that it will also expand the group into new markets, bring additional revenue streams, and consolidate expenditure.
Microsoft's dominance in the enterprise was always predicated on 97 percent PC market share, and everything was kind of born out of that because the Microsoft stack was not just what was on the PCs, but it was all the email and with Exchange and SharePoint.
