Sentence examples for kind for when from inspiring English sources

His friends thought he was being extraordinarily kind, for when his wife needed his attention, he dropped everything for her.

But President Nixon's deceptions, although they were no greater in scale than President Johnson's, were different in kind, for when President Johnson escalated the war, the public had at least known that the war was being escalated, though it did not know by how much, whereas when President Nixon escalated the war, the public, owing to his assurances, believed that the war was coming to an end.

The first kind is for when you like him so much you are freaked out so you don't talk to him or anything and just shut down so he thinks you hate him.

I'm actually kind of excited for when I turn on my phone and it buzzes with a bunch of notifications all at once.

Besides "making me a better musician," he said he considered his doctorate a kind of insurance for when "I'm 60 and tired of performing and need more credentials to perhaps teach".

Soon there ought to be best practices for this kind of thing for when we're interacting with robots that, say, clear the table at a restaurant or hand workers items in a factory.

"The same kind you hope for when you go to a musical concert".

Seriously, "SNL," save this kind of stuff for when Michael Phelps hosts again this fall.

"The movie taps into a kind of nostalgia for when everything — even racism — seemed simpler, and ready to be legislated out of existence," he wrote in the review. .

That, or he's saving it all up as some kind of reserve for when the apocalypse comes and he has to single handedly repopulate the earth, in which case he's a forward thinker, and you should stick with him.

Save this kind of humor for when you're with the guys.