Sentence examples for kind one can from inspiring English sources

Proving new fixed point theorems in an ordered metric space setting to improve earlier stated theorems have been a subject of vigorous research interest; for the literature of this kind one can be referred to [5, 8, 9, 15].

Or, if it's a good love, a kind one, you can feel the opposite: bigger than you are, braver, more certain of yourself.

But they were victims of a peculiar kind, and one can cheer their emancipation today without looking past their history.

I am not particularly clever, and first and foremost I do not like to strain my intelligence overmuch.... Assuredly there exists in your extensive institution, which I imagine to be overflowing with main and subsidiary functions and offices, work of the kind that one can do as in a dream?

Probably the kindest thing one can day about "Christian" is that it's meaningless.

Mr. Bailey is seldom better than when designing the kind of clothes one can imagine on an actor like Murray Melvin, an underrated talent if ever there was one.

But this is hardly the kind of insurance one can count on.

That's the only kind that matters and the only kind that no one can ever take away.

Still a university student, he is precisely the kind of person one can imagine launching the next big thing on the internet.

There aren't really any statistics on this kind of thing, but one can imagine all kinds of horrible situations you could get into while trying to coax a horse to take you home.

"Blocking access to Twitter is the worst kind of censorship one can imagine," he wrote in an e-mail.