Sentence examples for kind making from inspiring English sources

A few officers scowled and responded in kind, making clear their professional assessments of the game room's young patrons.

Your technology may be one of a kind, making it impossible to compare.

Nevertheless, John Hick (1989) develops a view of that kind, making use of a Kantian two-worlds epistemology.

And consumers are reacting in kind, making Samsung the largest smartphone vendor.

With respect to the definitions of impossible world listed in the introduction to this entry, Rescher and Brandom's inconsistent-superposed worlds are, therefore, impossible worlds of the fourth kind, making both A and its negation true, for some A (just superpose, for instance, a possible world, w1, at which I am 1.70m tall, and another possible world, w2, at which I am 1.90m tall).

None of the items were actually sold, but each had a different kind of financial value of another kind: making these brands seem fun.

His kind make up nearly half the prison population.

Preferably the spongy, cream-filled kind made by Hostess.

Narrow-mindedness of any kind makes her angry, she continues.

It's an oddly comforting identity crisis, the kind made better with a salted rim.

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