Sentence examples for kind of fellow from inspiring English sources

Nicodemus was not the kind of fellow who inspired intimacy.

He is not, admittedly, the kind of fellow who usually pops up in Lexington.

"He was the kind of fellow who held true to the small-town values," he said.

But I continue my monologue, mistaking him for the kind of fellow who gives a toss.

And I'm the kind of fellow who does what I say I'm going to do.

Not in compassion, mind you, or any kind of fellow feeling.

The really funny thing is, when I raise my very nicely defined eyebrows at Sarah Macaulay in a kind of fellow-feeling gesture - "Men, eh?!" - she just looks straight through me.

"This is a playoff crowd, a corporate-perks crowd, the kind of fellows who were transferred in a few years ago from Stamford, Conn.

To this, Hutcheson adds an internal sense (comprising the aesthetic sense and the pleasures of the imagination), a public sense (or sensus communis a kind of fellow-feeling), a moral sense, and a sense of honor (Essay 17-8), of which at least the last three have an affective component.

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"He was obviously a person to be respected -- he seemed to command that," says one of his former fellow church members, who also remembers Courtney as "a different sort of fellow, kind of withdrawn.