Sentence examples for kind the final from inspiring English sources

And for events like this one, a time machine of another kind, the final performance of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus, cheap nostalgia hawked like roadside trinkets for the last time.

"This was kind of the final steppingstone," Walker said.

"If Pat says something, it's kind of the final word," Viguerie told me.

"That was kind of the final straw, and the next day I went out and bought the wetsuit".

If the weather is kind in the final three weeks then a few might achieve this, but the reality is that most will work until the last possible moment – lest the rim of a pot, a faded bloom or leaking pond lose them vital points and the chance of a decent medal.

As Delson recalls, "[Bennington] really was kind of the final piece of the puzzle We didn't see anything close to his talent in anybody else".

A.V. Club's Noel Murray graded "Reciprocity" with a B, explaining that despite the awe-inspiring opening (which reminded him of the film Close Encounters Of The Third Kind) and the final revelations, Murray found the episode "solid but largely unexceptional".

There is often controversy of some kind during the finals.

It kind of put the final cherry on the cake," he said.

As a kind of coda, the final text plaque says simply, "Don't feel foolish for pursuing a lost cause".

It is an intuition of this kind that moves the final school, the Ever-Wasers, when they consider the new digital age.