Sentence examples for kinds though from inspiring English sources

Those two large kinds, though symmetric now, stand in evolutionary relation.

The late paintings at Mr. Werner's gallery are of several kinds, though they have in common an idiom that moves fast and lightly.

What drives her is a devotion to popular music of all kinds, though she's teased about her absolute favourite: Bruce Springsteen.

Since its debut in April, the iPad has become a popular therapeutic tool for people with disabilities of all kinds, though no one keeps track of how many are used this way, and studies are just getting under way to test its effectiveness, which varies widely depending on diagnosis.

That is, the groupings and kinds, though based in similarities, are not determined by those similarities alone, but also and primarily by our decisions, which involve awareness of the similarities, but also an arbitrary element.

As we will see, in some places, the writers of the Canons seem to assume that things divide into natural kinds, though they do not give an explicit defense of this view.

Words of another kind, though, added to the evening.

The third kick was a different kind, though, something the Jets call a ricochet play.

Cricket counterpart James Sutherland responded in kind though didn't necessarily win the debate.

All this is being kind, though: the keeper did not need to move, nor did the ball misbehave.

The most versatile kind, though, is ampullate, or dragline, silk, which spiders use for abseiling and for framing their webs.