Sentence examples for kind in part from inspiring English sources

Consider: — "Two Mothers," about women who start a sexual relationship with each other's son, was received poorly — the premiere was greeted with by laughter (not the good kind) — in part because of its over-the-top sex scenes.

The next festival, a more modest affair in 1991, drew better reviews but was the last of its kind, in part because organizations like Lincoln Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music began producing their own summer programs.

Some community health worker initiatives rely on voluntary participation, while others include payment in kind, in part or in cash.

The initial Victorian application was of this kind in part because of the need to cap funding [ 15], as is the scheme in Rochester, New York [ 38].

The Institute is certainly a marvelous and unique program, unique of its kind in any part of the country.

It's one of the most important sites of its kind in that part of the world.

Just beyond the garden is the museum's Glassell School of Art, one of the leading institutions of its kind in this part of the country.

You cannot buy a house of any kind in any part of London today for less than $500,000.

Virtually everyone agrees to that and the point would in no way tell against there being a real unity of some kind in the part that does enter consciousness.

Now a competition is being held to choose a monument to be erected in Newhaven in tribute to the revolutionary, who spent time in the seaside town as a young man – but as the locals will tell you, it's not even the first of its kind  in these parts.

It all made a nutty kind of sense, in part because of Mr. Moultrie's easy choreographic authority and the assured jazz-ballet style of the dancers.