Sentence examples for kinds would have from inspiring English sources
Before 1967, in other words, observant Jews of all kinds would have found the veneration of Jerusalem vaguely idolatrous.
Orwell, who was allergic to theory and speculation of all kinds, would have hated the word, but in a sense he was England's existentialist.Preachy Orwell certainly was.
The fact is that if Mr. Romney had been president these past four years the federal response to disasters of all kinds would have been far weaker than it was.
"Any references of that kind would have come from him.
"Any other kind would have to result in another referendum.
ABC accepted, he said, because a live interview of any kind would have suited the network.
"Interdisciplinary research of this kind would have been unthinkable a few years ago".
Chang suggested to me that, fifteen years earlier, a review of this kind would have closed the restaurant.
Mahsatī, a female poet to whom are attributed robāīyāt of a secular and occasionally bawdy kind, would have lived about the same time as Omar.
"Forward guidance of this kind would have a perverse effect, and be worse that not commenting on the outlook for future interest rates at all," he said.
Her cousin — for they had agreed that they were cousins of a kind — would have otherwise had to be taken into a home; and she herself had little to lose by coming to the farm.
