Sentence examples for kind right from inspiring English sources
It may be the only belief of that kind right there in the 1951 refugee convention, but with no back-up institution vulgar enough to insist upon it.
It is hardly the case, however, that the UK economy, currently growing at close to 3% a year, needs a further QE programme of any kind right now.
One can make a case that this is an asset as well as a liability, given the across-the-board distaste for traditional politicians of any kind right now, as well as the fact that having served in office gives voters more of a track record to pick apart.
If you do decide you want to buy life insurance of any kind, right now while you're young might be a good time.
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"These shirts are one-of-a-kind right now," said a representative from a political prisoners' group, pointing to a line of clothing called Panther S'port athletic jerseys imprinted with the names of imprisoned Black Panthers ("Bobby Seale 66").
If the rights advocated by patient groups were not necessarily analogous with legal rights, social rights, consumer rights, or human rights, what kind of rights were they?
"Because she was kind of right.
I think it's kind of right".
He's kind of right and kind of wrong.
