Sentence examples for kind we would from inspiring English sources

To be kind, we would call him undeveloped.

"Natural, predominantly organic, fresh, locally produced food, the kind we would spend a fortune on in the UK.

Ballard insists upon an alternate set of convergences, of the kind we would rather suppress and ignore.

He eventually moved back to the Swiss family home, filling its 18 rooms with Cézanne landscapes, Baule masks, Olmec sculptures and local folk carvings of a kind we would now call outsider art.

They say that the argument succeeds even in cases where Designer designs a creature with unimpaired capacities and a 'normal' psychology, perhaps the kind we'd like our children to have, perhaps a rationally egoistic psychology of a kind we would prefer our children not to have (cf. Plum, as described by Pereboom 2001 and Ernie from Mele 2006).

If he was kind we would consider it a blessing.

Here his self-imposed restraint makes sense, and undoubtedly if he flirted back or responded in kind, we'd think less of him.

Abject disgust, the kind we'd feel upon viewing the aftermath of an industrial accident or being forced to attend an Adam Sandler marathon, for example.

The more positive the kindness function is, the higher the material payoff player i is giving to player j and the kinder we would evaluate player i to be.

He's one of a kind and we'd just have conversations about ourselves.

"To be honest, I kind of hoped we wouldn't".