Sentence examples for kinds were in from inspiring English sources

Military and food stores of all kinds were in short supply and the governor, General Jean Augustin Ernouf was unable to maintain garrisons around the island's extensive perimeter.

The year is 1897, and modernisms of various kinds are in the air.

Monuments (of a subtle and complex kind) were, in the end, his thing.

The rate constants of the II kind were in turn related to the diffusion properties of the silicides.

But nothing of the kind is in prospect.

The earliest clear evidence, of a literary kind, is in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

Policies of this kind are in place at independent living centers across the country.

Caretaker periods of this kind are in fact universal in parliamentary democracies.

Badness — the good kind — is in the eye of the beholder.

And a number of reforms of that kind are, in fact, included in the Affordable Care Act.

Something of the kind is in the works, although credit unions may not become full-fledged banks.