Sentence examples for kind though the from inspiring English sources

All this is being kind, though: the keeper did not need to move, nor did the ball misbehave.

The experiment in California was hardly the first of its kind, though the teachers' budget was tighter than most.

A repeat could be in store: the vulcanologists reckon there is a 90% chance of an eruption of some kind, though the prevailing winds might spare the city more ash.Any eruption might still deal another blow to the economy, by hurting its important tourist industry.

That term generally connotes hacking or a technical compromise of some kind, though the Cambridge Analytica situation involves a since-deprecated lax API and a business model that revolves around collecting massive troves of personal data and doling it out in ways often far from transparent to the average user.

Investigators found traces of his semen on her uniform, and that is powerful evidence there was a sexual encounter of some kind, though the defense has said anything that happened was not forced.

The two best of this kind, though, were the tragic Jackie Wilson and the artist now and then known as Prince.

The third kick was a different kind, though, something the Jets call a ricochet play.

This dual reference precludes the term from picking out a natural kind, though in the case of other adjectives, such as 'brown', no problem is caused thereby.

If you wear glasses try getting some thick-rims, not the nerdy kind though, more like the kind the Emo kids wear.

Other times it's of the more literal kind (though sorry, ladies, the sex ratio doesn't seem to be any better in nerd circles).

Words of another kind, though, added to the evening.