Sentence examples for kind to settle from inspiring English sources

Why would the insurgency poison a vast region of the country, then turn around and claim it as a lycan homeland, inviting all of their kind to settle there?

Or are you the kind to settle for predictable but average returns?

Still, the point of revisionist history of this kind is not to settle old arguments but to start new ones, and Buell does.

Radioactive nuclei are unstable by nature, and they perform all kinds of tricks to settle down.

Another study by Herold and Milhausen concluded that, while woman do tend to choose men who are macho and domineering for one night stands and brief affairs, they look for kinder, gentler mates to settle down with and rear their families.

It wasn't even meant to be that kind of work, but to settle him, that's what it had to be.

The first-of-its-kind deal was designed to settle a host of class-action suits accusing the NCAA of failing to protect athletes against head trauma.

But the fact that traders have the right to settle in kind provides an important check.

Thus we know that in medieval soccer, matches were usually held to settle some kind of local feud.

"Everyone around the world wants to use the war on terrorism to settle some kind of old grudge".

Meanwhile, Helena, a friend of Hermia's, is pursuing Demetrius, who is the kind of romantic who refuses to settle for anything less than the purest love.