Sentence examples for kind makes the from inspiring English sources

An ensemble of guitarists, though, has a level of freedom denied a soloist, and the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, one of the finest groups of its kind, makes the most of that capacity.

Abroad, his administration has stepped up its earlier efforts to define a doctrine of "pre-emptive intervention": America will in some cases strike before others strike it.The danger of mass-destruction weapons of any kind makes the doctrine of striking first seem more justifiable not just against al-Qaeda operatives but also, most crucially, against rogue states.

The last deep coal mine, Tower colliery, may have closed down last year, but its kind made the Industrial Revolution possible.

The ITA claims that benefits in kind make the total package worth 178 rupees a day for permanent workers and 158 rupees for temporary workers.

Additionally, only 3,000 of the more than 20,000 maximum-security cells statewide are double-bunk cells of various kinds, making the Peterses' situation that much more unusual.

For if the justice system is shown to be manipulable by threats of the kind made by the Saudis, national security is thereby further imperilled.

Sunday School at Buccoo – not the religious kind – makes for an entertaining evening.

The announcement – the first of its kind made by the Afghan government – was not confirmed or denied by the Taliban.

Usually, it was ground cornmeal — the cheap kind, made from the husks and cobs.

"It kind of makes the rest of us look..."...

Kind of makes the issue part of a larger continuum of things to work on".