Sentence examples for kinds much from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, she says; she finds everyday tasks of all kinds much more difficult without them.

Great kinds enable the blending of kinds, much as vowels enable consonants to fit together (252e 253a).

The problem: Snow of any kind, much less a thick coating, is relatively rare there.

He considered restorative justice — of any kind, much less for murder — impossible in a law-and-order state.

This was at a time when there were relatively few pop critics of any kind, much less female pop critics.

"My hope is that this hard-wiring that this is starting will make problem-solving of that kind much easier".

Most of us instinctively avoid pain of any kind – much less regularly — which helps explain why the majority of us aren't really great at anything.

In a power-generation system of this kind, much of the energy released by the fissioning of heavy nuclei (principally those of the radioactive isotope uranium-235) takes the form of heat, which is used to produce steam.

"Initial low entropy," then, will be a state in the past not (as far as we know) matched by any singularity of any kind, much less one of low entropy, in the future.

Obviously these animals have capabilities of contortion that exceed the human kind, much to the dismay of many.

Making the real kind, the brother kind, is much harder now".