Sentence examples for may be kinds from inspiring English sources

Neither does it address the possibility that there may be kinds of thought, by animals or extra-terrestrial intelligences, which are not amenable to communication.

The years ahead may be kinder.

Well, I may be kind and old and a gentleman, but I'm not harmless.

Surprisingly, Mr. Lowenfels said, arbitration may be kinder to beleaguered investors today than courts would be.

Actually, the reaction may be kinder to Meola than the MetroStars.

These people may be kind, but they also suffer from seriously selfish syndrome.

But this may be kind of great, because perhaps Mr. Steel will hire real-life Fashion Police.

History may be kinder, and may side more with Schilling, who played in two other World Series, for the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies and the 2001 champion Arizona Diamondbacks.

So although the atmosphere may be kinder and gentler, it won't be any less nerve-racking for the players once the first shot is struck.

At such a time, it's tempting to focus on tomorrow -- in hopes that history may be kinder to them than public opinion is today.

"My husband wasn't averse, and I thought, 'This may be kind of crazy but it has a pool and it comes with breakfast.