Sentence examples for kind have very from inspiring English sources

Transplant operations of this kind have very good outcomes.

"The obstruction of an investigation of this kind has very serious repercussions for the future," Angela Buitrago, one of the experts, told VICE News before the report was released.

Be kind but have very clear reasons why this is important to you.

She looked at him and said, 'You have very kind eyes,' and I knew it would be all right".

But thank God that we now have very kind women who are ready to assists us any time" (Man, Village 2).

One might think that not only is there no comparison between my beachcombing and the dangerous business of Alaska crab fishing, but that the two kinds of crabs involved have very little in common.

They have very waspish kind of humour.

Data reported by the New York Times last week suggests that different kinds of doctors tend to have very different political views.

The two kinds of consciousness of self have very different sources.

You end up kind of having very strong coffee every morning to get you through it!" He's also been learning autogenic training to hypnotise himself.

(This sort of view has been defended by Armstrong (1978).) But views of this kind have not been very influential in the philosophy of mathematics.