Sentence examples for kind it too from inspiring English sources

To the extent that functionalism is committed to the existence of fixed universal mental states of this kind, it too is implicated by these considerations.

"Pitch Dark" is more narrative, a tad more fleshed out than "Speedboat," but we are talking degrees in kind: it, too, shifts in time, and makes use of haunting, inexplicable refrains to establish a sense of emotional progression.

Critics were not kind: it was too long, too melodramatic, too lightweight.

It's an obvious expression of worry, but there's something so kind in it, too.

I kind of feel it, too".

"It's incredible that we have the Internet and these very kind people using it, too," Kirilo wrote.

And as I mentioned earlier, Intel seems to be kind of over it, too.

I don't know if I'd stretch this into the ultraportable realm — maybe thin and light, although "thin" is kind of stretching it too.

I had kind of noticed it too, but never made the connection.

Is it too kind to the unions?

"You could kind of dance to it, too, believe it or not," Linklater said.