Sentence examples for kind have existed from inspiring English sources

We humans have no doubt been warning each other of hazards for as long as our kind have existed.

While tiny housing of this kind has existed in Hong Kong for many years, it has expanded as soaring property prices have pushed more and more low-income earners out of the market for regular housing in recent years.

A statue of a bull of some kind seems to have existed, but the facts surrounding its use have been embellished.

Plants manufacturing every kind of alcohol have existed here for decades, and bottle stores also offer locally distilled whiskey, vodka and other spirits, as well as cognac.

Should I be the one to break it to this guy that these kinds of services have existed for many years?

There has been some real horror in punk rock with the bands that are sort of bully boy pro-Nazi kind of punk that have existed over the years.

The finding adds weight to the theory that a different kind of human could have existed in Eurasia at the same time as our species.

What kind of relationship might have existed between the above-mentioned LGT donors and recipients?

I wonder what kinds of opportunities would have existed for Maier decades later, and which of the same impediments.

For example, if the fundamental physical constants or the laws of evolution had been slightly different, very different kinds of things might have existed.

"Not to be cynical but there's also a pragmatic angle here too: young people, overwhelmingly, support LGBT rights and if these artists want to stay relevant with their audience, they can't afford to express the same kind of homophobia that may have existed in earlier generations".