Sentence examples for kind having from inspiring English sources

One of Pushcart's owners, Jamie Rogers, is a refugee of a different kind, having escaped the world of corporate law.

What we think of as an interior wilderness may in fact be nothing of the kind, having long ago been reshaped by unconscious human actions.

I am one of the first kind, having done the seven years' training, worked in offices, helped set up a practice and designed some buildings.

Sawers is familiar with an audience of this kind, having delivered a keynote speech at a prestigious hedge fund summit in Paris in April.

Both discovered – in contradiction to Henry Ford's famous phrase – that you can have any colour you want as long as it's not black, minstrelsy of any kind having a tendency to start a fire these days.

The secular must accept that not all religion is malice and much despised "religious" practice – female genital mutilation comes to mind – is nothing of the kind, having more to do with men hating women than with Muslims hating women.

"Kind has a price tag".

"Nothing of the kind had been done before".

Nothing of its kind had been built before.

In recent years KIND has recruited more than 5,000 lawyers.

No show of any kind has matched that.