Sentence examples for kind month from inspiring English sources

July hasn't been a kind month for Ford Motor.

Williams says, "that's exactly right...and April is not going to be a kind month to Rick Santorum".

Re "For Branca, an Asterisk of a Different Kind," Aug. 15: I am one of those die-hard Brooklyn Dodgers fans who rue the day they were stolen.

For human ancestors, musical displays of this kind "may have formed the evolutionary basis for the musical abilities of modern humans," Dr. Hagen and Dr. Bryant write.

Jonah Lehrer highlights a fascinating subject in his piece on the genetic roots of altruism, but one would be wrong to suggest an equivalence between the impulse of animals and that of humans ("Kin and Kind," March 5th).

In Seth Mnookin's piece about a rare genetic disease, a medical researcher says, "In this day of social media, dedicated, educated, and well-informed families have the ability to make a huge impact" ("One of a Kind," July 21st).

To the Editor: Regarding "Close Encounters of the Improbable Kind" (Feb. 16): I couldn't help but remember a time, 40 years ago, when I was on vacation out West with my mother and stepfather.

While the Commission's benchmarking studies may not have as dramatic an impact as PISA, Gerold nonetheless thinks that publications of this kind "may have an effect," by showing universities and countries how they are falling short of what others are doing.

January is traditionally an empty kind of month.

For Jenn and Annamaria*, this February is much more of a black rose kind of month.

It was, in short, the kind of month that can make us think about what we're glad we have.