Sentence examples for kind have made from inspiring English sources

Calculations of this kind have made it possible to predict the occurrence of eclipses many years ahead.

CERTAIN aging stars of the cosmic kind have made a discovery that would be the envy of Hollywood.

Suskind, whose main source seems to be the former C.I.A. director George Tenet (to whom he is very kind), has made news with revelations about Western Union's coöperation with the C.I.A. and about a plan to release cyanide gas in subways, although it's not clear that this threat was more real than other phantoms the White House chased.

Policy makers' quasi-religious commitment to housing of any kind has made them the enablers.

Institutional investors — large asset managers of all kinds — have made it clear that they may not favor initial offerings from companies that use some of the other provisions of the JOBS Act, Ms. Killian said.

"Watching the Trump presidency play out and everybody kind of falling in line supporting him still it has kind of has made even more apathetic about the whole thing," Daniel said.

But we have no plans to make aggressive investments like the kind we've made in America over the past three years.

Yet no "useful idiots" of the kind who had made the Soviet Union under Stalin appear the savior of humanity emerged from the trip.

The moment, perfectly balanced between hilarity and torment, is the kind that has made Mr. Wainwright one of the baby boom's most honest character witnesses.

This was hard-core technology of the kind that had made Silicon Valley famous, not the Internet frenzy that had made it infamous.

Adventures of this kind are what has made Vail legendary in today's dance world.