Sentence examples for kinds, when from inspiring English sources

It turns out that people are dramatically more likely to accomplish goals of all kinds when they treat themselves gently and with kindness.

If Perry's Playing to the Gallery, a tidied up version of last year's Reith lectures, has a theme, it would be to make a case against embarrassment of all kinds when it comes to art.

But they lightly question the wisdom of letting such policies become entrenched, asking for example whether the children of affirmative action's beneficiaries should themselves be eligible for a helping hand.The authors also propose treating "cultural goods" differently from other kinds when discussing trade.

In that case, the expression can single out different kinds when used by different speakers in the same world.

But is it plausible to draw a distinction between genuinely natural and conventional kinds when it comes to the social sciences?

Not fundamentals, but on potential acquisitions and growth opportunities as a result of their ability to raise capital of all kinds when no one else in real estate can do so.

It can be very easy to be kind when we're unconsciously doing what Stephanie Dowrick terms "patronizing kindness".

Above all, a critic should be kind when they can.

"Be kind when no one is looking," said Mohammed, one of the first-graders.

But farmers might find Congress less kind when the pressure to win friends is over.

The city's OTB operation was the first of its kind when it started in 1971.