Sentence examples for kind could also from inspiring English sources
It seems to me that this story is not so much about honor, as the title suggests, as it is about shame: the horror that people felt in that era at the idea of being linked to any form of impropriety; the idea that a tragedy of this kind could also be a form of social embarrassment.
_It seems to me that this story is not so much about honor, as the title suggests, as it is about shame: the horror that people felt in that era at the idea of being linked to any form of impropriety; the idea that a tragedy of this kind could also be a form of social embarrassment.
Third, a study of this kind could also be used to evaluate the claims of the tests themselves: analyses of the test content and test performance are essential aspects of such evaluations of assessments (Kunnan, 2017).
This suggests that a combination of this kind could also be a predictive factor for the risk of translocation.
A decentralised system of this kind could also dispense with time-consuming national oversight of continuing professional education and license revalidation, which tasks could be replaced over time by tighter institutional audit supported by stronger powers to terminate underperforming employees.
This kind of system could also be used to create new kinds of gestures that involve the 'z' or depth axis.
The same kind of sanctuary could also work for orcas, she said.
Ultimately, this kind of information could also be used to help the Afghan government weed out corrupt governors.
That kind of doubt could also make some in Congress hesitant to support an expansion of the war, especially with the midterm elections coming next year.
That kind of approach could also have prevented mis-selling when banks incentivised staff to sell everyone products regardless of whether they could actually use them, and complaints about bank charges are often around flexibility – you go overdrawn for just a day and you get charged a hefty fee.
That kind of trend could also lead to jobs growth.
