Sentence examples for kind have indeed from inspiring English sources

Molecular mechanisms of that kind have indeed been revealed by in vivo and in vitro experiments.

Some successes of this kind have indeed been achieved in India and Africa [ 4, 21].

"If this were about some kind of philosophical rip, then I would have indeed obstructed on all kinds of different funds," he said.

The years have indeed been kind.

There are visible indications in Muzaffarabad that Pakistani authorities have indeed begun some kind of crackdown in the Kashmiri territory Pakistan controls.

Suppose for a moment that this is true, that we have indeed now reached some kind of critical inflection point.

Removing localized bug reports from this kind of evaluation has indeed practical importance, as non-localized bug reports are exactly the kind of report where developers would need the assistance of a localization technique.

Although it is difficult to outright equate identification with prestige, a comparison with the actual production results from Ang 洪惟仁 (2003) showed that some kind of value judgment has indeed intervened, as there was a large discrepancy between the identification rates and the actual realization rates.

Indeed, examples of each kind have been observed with class A β-lactamases in crystal structures of boronate complexes.

India is indeed booming: receptions of this kind have become commonplace since the early 1990s.

History has indeed been kind to Churchill, and not only because he wrote it; but his wartime heroics didn't save him from election defeat in 1945.