Sentence examples for kinds of more from inspiring English sources

Not that you shouldn't then sort of pursue other kinds of more technical expertise.

Other kinds of more distantly related primates, like monkeys, are known to produce human-like "precursors" to speech: chitters, chortles, harmonic tones.

Olivier's findings were particularly significant for serious or fatal head injuries and found the reduction was greater for these kinds of more serious injuries.

As Moscow sees it, such an agreement would ensure that only limited defenses against pariah nations or terrorists will be developed, not the kinds of more extensive defensive systems that might one day neutralize Russia's own missile force.

That would seem to indicate a commitment, in my opinion a smart one, in most or all of these countries to keeping those kinds of more damaging substances illegal to make and sell, even if users are treated better and in smarter ways than just locking them up.

But there are all kinds of more minute rules and regulations surrounding our wheat pits, stock markets and economic exchanges that have significant wealth effects: limits on retail buyers flipping shares after an I.P.O., rulings allowing exchanges to cut communication to non-member dealers, fixed prices in extended after-hour trading, even the advent of options markets.

The film captures the team members' assorted small dramas and the motivational efforts of Brent Barnes, the head coach, who is great at tossing around the kinds of more-windy-than-weighty phrases that inspire high school athletes.

I'm kind of more normal-looking.

And it's kind of more burgundy this time.

To me it's kind of more competitive".

It wasn't like a decision, it was kind of more of a response.