Sentence examples for kind were equally from inspiring English sources

Informal payments in cash and in kind were equally reported.

Psychological observation of that kind was equally new.

The two kinds were equally volatile in the last quarter, said Michael Herbst, lead natural resources fund analyst at Morningstar.

Part of the reason for the ambiguity of the term law of nature lies in the temptation to apply it only to statements of one of these sorts of laws, as in the claim that science deals solely with cause and effect relationships, when in fact all three kinds are equally valid.

In contrast to studies using different items we observed no behavioural differences between the two kinds of decision; participants were equally able to distinguish category members from non-members, regardless of whether they were performing a recognition or categorisation judgement.

To the Editor: Michael Oreskes says Peggy Noonan "imagines what Eleanor Roosevelt would have said about Hillary (not kind)." It's equally interesting to imagine what Peggy Noonan would have said about Eleanor Roosevelt had Noonan emerged earlier in this century (not kind).

In my opinion, it's a reflection of poor parenting or a subpar education system, but an alarming number of Americans actually argue that banning assault weapons is pointless because without them, criminals would just use knives or cars as if a society without weapons of any kind would be equally dangerous to ours.

Thus, one could not know whether an intervention of this kind would be equally successful and meaningful if uncritically applied in the Danish culture.

Though it's good to be self-aware enough to be tactful, respectful, and kind, it's equally important to notice what other people are thinking and feeling.

Every kind of behaviour is equally real.

This kind of perseverance is equally important in business.