Sentence examples for kind has only from inspiring English sources

But judging by "The Next Day," Mr. Bowie's close encounter of the near-fatal kind has only muddied things.

It is important to note that adjuvant chemotherapy of any kind has only been confirmed to be effective over the last fifteen years [ 62- 64], and historically there has been real doubt whether chemotherapy was of any benefit in the adjuvant setting.

We emphasize two connections, one well known and another less known, between the dissipative nonlinear second order differential equations and the Abel equations which in their first-kind form have only cubic and quadratic terms.

(Segal takes these arguments to undermine the idea that Putnam's and Burge's examples establish that thoughts and beliefs about kinds have only broad contents.

Bristling with karmic vibes and perched on the back of a yelping lion (his face almost all mouth), she is a "folk" image of a kind that has only recently received museum recognition.

This kind of boom has only one ending.

This kind of language has only one purpose: to delegitimise and demonise supporters of the carbon price.

That kind of thing has only recently emerged, but it was always there, even when I was quite young.

But, as Sreenivasan says, "Money is always used as an excuse for animals being slaughtered, but this kind of hunting has only happened in the last few years.

This kind of thing has only ever been attempted in Texas at local level, and even then only very rarely.Texas has always been a strong supporter of immigration reform that would offer illegal immigrants (of whom Texas has close to 2m, about 7% of its population) a path to citizenship.

This kind of problem has only been addressed in quite limited papers.