Sentence examples for kind to know from inspiring English sources
He wasn't the kind to know that.
Anna's father is too doltish to doubt his daughter; her mother, as crafty as her husband is simple, solicitous of gift-bearing guests and sour toward prying Lib, is the kind to know more than she lets on.
Ask yourself, "what kind?" to know what is the main idea in the book.
"I haven't talked to Chely in a while kind of to know how she's feeling about things now.
Are they kind to you, know about your life, past, likes and dislikes and enjoy spending time with you?
"You kind of like to know your bridges to get to that guy," Collins said.
So it's kind of liberating to know that that's not going to happen.
It kind of hurts to know she was willing to put her life before mine.
It is kind of difficult to know exactly what they're going to do.
"After 3,000 pounds of concrete, you kind of get to know it," he said.
"I kind of got to know him when we scrimmaged against the Giants this preseason.
