Sentence examples for kind means from inspiring English sources

"Prudence of this kind means kids lose out," he says.The government's climbdown leaves some deep questions.

Wood tannins from new oak barrels can be overwhelmingly bitter, and too much bitterness of any kind means a wine is out of balance.

"No institution of any kind means more to Indiana today or tomorrow as Purdue University," Mr. Daniels said in a statement released by the university.

This last kind means that looking at past and current prices should tell you nothing about what will happen to prices in the future.

The comic chemistry on display between the three (of the most organic kind) means it's a pleasure to spend an evening in their hugely well-qualified company.

The wrong kind means, in particular, that it is too generous in its coverage; too well-funded, with reserves explicitly set aside for repayment of losses; and run by government officials rather than by the private sector.This helps to explain why banks have been so deeply implicated in the financial crises of recent years, as the next section will explain.

But pacts of this kind mean little without America.And Iran's relations with America are dismal.

He was funny, miserable, horrible, kind, mean, generous, every character trait mixed up in one person.

IT is just a metal door with three windows, the kind meant to keep the clamor of an elementary school hallway from piercing a classroom's quiet.

Be kind, mean well, don't expect too much, and if you can make someone's day in the process then that's just the cherry on top.

Poor — that kind of means.