Sentence examples for know a kind from inspiring English sources
An interlude, you know, a kind of rest stop.
With "S," our idea was not to create, you know, a kind of diabolical sudoku.
All this has produced, in most people I know, a kind of future phobia.
That reminded me of one of the paddock people I know, a kind of "superfan," named Moko.
To some degree you see within these struggles to grasp something so big, horrifying and hard to know a kind of madness, or at least skepticism.
"There was this fantasy of what you would expect to find there, you know, a kind of movie star glamour, Frederick's of Hollywood.
"I don't know a kinder, more generous, compassionate human being than Fred," Koufax said.
We love cold weather in part because we know a kinder season is on the way.
He knew a kind of physics that somehow didn't relate to the trans-physics that we knew about.
Finally, she decides to let go of life, and in that last precious moment, which she compares to the last morsel of food, the licking of lips after a meal -- she knows a kind of happiness.
Chinese scientists have developed the lightest material ever known, a kind of aerogel made with carbon nanotubes and graphene.
