Sentence examples for kind has a from inspiring English sources
Stylized, broad comedy, whether of a literary or a physical kind, has a bit more room to breathe onstage.
If that first skin-on-skin contact went well, the later sexual kind has a better chance.
Preventive action of this kind has a further significance, for it implies a belief that the dead might be malevolent and had power to harm the living.
A repressed Wall Street investment banker (is there any other kind?) has a long, hard fall in Jon Robin Baitz's new drama that spans four decades (2 00).
Mr. Stein offered a psychological explanation for Ms. Stein's stories: "I think the problem is that she runs with a crowd where publicity, of any kind, has a certain value".
The researchers found that women taking antidepressants of any kind had a 53 percent greater risk of high blood pressure.
One tenet is that all and only the members of a kind have a common essence.
Although selfish 'defectors' interacting with their own kind have a lower 'payoff' than cooperators, defectors would eventually totally replace cooperators in the population [ 8].
Fortifying one's mental stamina with drugs of various kinds has a long history.
The question as to whether there are social kinds has a long history.
