Sentence examples similar to kind started from inspiring English sources

As populations live longer and resources become scarcer blandly encouraging people to multiply so as to ensure the survival of their own kind starts to look, well, immoral.

But vigilance of that kind starts at the top.

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And being kind starts a chain reaction of positivity, which let's face it, we all could use a little bit more of these days.

As we waited for admittance to Snooze, near Coors Field, people of all kinds started floating by wearing the green.

"My wife kind of told me it kind of started looking hideous," Weekley said.

If you have archives of video content of any kind, start clearing the copyright now.

"There is still a very great deal that we don't know" about how cancer of any kind starts or why it doesn't, Dr. Patel said.

Again, the evidence is not decisive, and the child should be prepared to revise her grammar should strings of that kind start appearing.

That's when it kind of started happening".

"I just kind of started feeling something again," Pettitte said.