Sentence examples for kind of defeats from inspiring English sources

Which kind of defeats the whole point.

That kind of defeats the whole purpose of decluttering people's lives," Dunn said.

"If you have to click on something 50 times, it kind of defeats the purpose," he said.

"People can build a permanent roof over the area, which kind of defeats the purpose of having an open space to begin with," Mr. Bedosky said.

He registers as a man of action, not thought, which kind of defeats the notion of the play as a study in vacillation.

Which kind of defeats the purpose of having a pen so small it can fit into a front pants pocket, but to each his own.

For Howard Barker, it's a kind of defeat.

We might even learn something from this kind of defeat.

Doesn't that kind of defeat the point?

"I remember when he left that morning, we both felt kind of defeated," Ms. Ashcraft said.

In Bullough's weary cataloguing and alliteration there is already a kind of defeat.