Sentence examples for kinds which from inspiring English sources

Theories of the value of art are of two kinds, which we may call extrinsic and intrinsic.

"The Roma are a highly prized topic for structures of all kinds, which have their own interests, on the left, on the right," he said.

Bees of all kinds, which are essential to agriculture and ecosystems, have been dying by the millions over the last decade for reasons that are not fully understood.

Occurrence of the two other kinds, which involve bleeding in the brain or, more rarely, at its surface, peaked in the afternoon.

It also had entertainments of all kinds, which depended on the use and glorification and a fetishization of guns, but these two things had no connection.

Bidders are excited by the country's pent-up demand for telephony of all kinds, which Telebras, the state-controlled monopoly, and its regional operating companies have been unable to meet.

(My online advisers forbade the store-bought kind, which contained carrageenan or xanthan gum).

"They have been very supportive and kind, which obviously I appreciate greatly," he said.

It is demands of a different kind which may cause problems for the club.

The weather forecast is kind, which is good news for the diehards in London.

There was a white kind which I always found more difficult to grow than the pink.