Sentence examples for kind given that from inspiring English sources

They were very kind, given that the local shop didn't have the vital ingredient of Hobnobs.

Unless, of course, you subscribe to the feel-good idea that the artists in the exhibition are winners of a kind, given that they were selected from such a large pool of entrants.

In addition to the men in the morgue, about six hundred people were injured when the King sent the police to attack — "disperse," the word often used to explain what police do to crowds, seems far too kind, given that they fired rubber bullets and birdshot at people who were peacefully assembled in a square in their capital.

It is plausible to suppose that these experiences are of the very same kind given that they have the same proximal cause.

But the fact that we have supervenience indeed, of a particularly strong kind, given that the derivation of the Y-facts from the X-facts is purely logical does nothing to suggest that we don't have reduction of the X-facts to the Y-facts (and, of course, no such reduction running in the other direction).

What should we make of the Stranger's lecture on parts and kinds, given that it overlooks the real faults in Young Socrates' proposal and that the second stage of the division yields such odd results?

It was kind of a given that I didn't realize was a given.

All of which is kind of ironic, given that Reeves himself has always had a seductive, puppy-like charm.

No state power should be given that kind of trust.

Sandberg had an incredibly powerful mentor; very few women are given that kind of opportunity".

I think it would take something exceptional for us to be given that kind of authority.