Sentence examples for kind something from inspiring English sources

Throughout the world, the removal of the ideological challenge represented by the Soviet Union dramatically weakened the labour movement and the left - and even confidence in political ideas of any kind, something that is only now beginning to change.

After the war, she had wanted Daddy to get out of dairy farming and run a small business of some kind, something that would bring in more cash, but he had refused to leave his parents' farm.

Mr. West started talking about birthday presents, including the possibility of an internship of some kind, something unpaid, maybe working for a friend of Mr. West, something in "public service".

Say you're an internet game company of some kind, something like a Pyzam.

Despite the difficulty of applying a standard of this kind, something like the offense principle operates widely in liberal democracies where citizens are penalized for a variety of activities, including speech, that would escape prosecution under the harm principle.

Will have a catchphrase of some kind – something like "you didn't?!" – and there'll be a wacky supercut of her saying it on You're Fired.

Scientists will invent a "sexual superwoman... with cleverly designed orifices of various kinds, something like a wriggly Swiss cheese, but shapelier and more fragrant".

At the same time there is something kinder, something less assaultive to the ear that sets this album apart from Mr. Ware's previous work.

While advertisers inundate us with messages that Dad wants barbecue supplies, ties, or golf gear, the truth is, papa really wants something that is one-of-a-kind, something unique, something weird.

"Something kind of gave, something changed," said MacCulloch, who does not expect to play against the Knicks on Friday.

Each outfit is one of a kind -- something is different.