Sentence examples for kind having a from inspiring English sources
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 Mohists' explanation of being "of a kind"—"having a respect in which they're the same"—makes it seem that nearly any group of things with anything in common could be considered a kind.
Stylized, broad comedy, whether of a literary or a physical kind, has a bit more room to breathe onstage.
The researchers found that women taking antidepressants of any kind had a 53 percent greater risk of high blood pressure.
A non-toxicity incorrectly recorded as a toxicity (error of first kind) has a greater influence in general than the converse (error of second kind).
Cyber money of this kind has a powerful appeal.
One tenet is that all and only the members of a kind have a common essence.
The second kind has a normative component; it is concerned with the determination of 'due measure' (to metrion).
At all, there are 121 different bug kinds, and each bug kind has a set of bug patterns, resulting in a set of 408 possible warnings.
At the same time, a gratuity payment that is in kind has a value that corresponds to the patient's income.
