Sentence examples for kinds all of from inspiring English sources
By the weekend before last, deaths of all kinds, all of them awful, had occurred — death by accident, death by friendly fire, death by ambush, death of American prisoners of war, possibly by execution at the hands of Iraqis, and civilian death caused by coalition forces.
"I wish you'd go back and read the history of the 1990s," she replied, "because clearly there were unfortunately a lot of partisans who thought that the best way to work with my husband's administration was through attacks of all kinds, all of which washed out … And I advise you to go back and read my 11 hours of testimony [to the House Select Committee on Benghazi last week].
(Instances of a natural kind may be man-made, such as artificially synthesized ascorbic acid (vitamin C); but whether chemical kinds all of whose instances are artificial are natural kinds is open to debate.
It's as though the artist were vigorously asserting the primacy of nature--and of natural beauty--over everything that man has wrought in the past century, from artifact to technology, to institutions and systems of all kinds--all of which fades into a neutral, barely distinguishable background.
"All kinds of people, all kinds of landscapes," she says.
It's kind of all about technology".
It kind of all happened by accident.
You kind of all went, "Ah".
"I'm kind of all or nothing.
