Sentence examples for kind we should from inspiring English sources

Since Armstrong's transgressions are of the latter kind, we should judge him differently than someone who, say, takes a taxi to the finish line.

When U.S. officials speak about the importance of reform in the Arab world, this new Palestinian team -- even with its warts, and it has plenty -- is the kind we should want to see empowered.

The most important things Lilla has to say concern the kind of political education we are giving our students today and the kind we should be developing ― if there is to be a healthier American democracy.

Ghiselin (1974) and Hull (1978) suggest that instead of viewing species as natural kinds we should think of them as individuals.

Most Chinese classical texts are not, however, of this kind, as we should already expect from our earlier discussion about the classical language.

And if so, is this the kind behavior we should expect from the stewards of public taxpayer funds?

Saruman "was great once, of a noble kind that we should not dare raise our hands against" but decays as the book goes on.

"Harvard commits itself to training leaders of all kinds, and we should be training leaders for the military," Dr. Faust said in an interview.

This is perhaps the worst and saddest sort of emotional twinkie, the kind we keep insisting should make us feel better but never, ever does.

All of us -- homo and hetero alike -- grow up under the influence of what society and our parents tell us, from the kind of sex we should have to the kind of relationships we should work toward.

I would like to see Occupy engage with making positive demands about what kind of future we should have, rather than what kind of present we don't.