Sentence examples for means kind from inspiring English sources
That surname, which means "kind," is false: a sign of things to come.
Now I know what all that means (kind of), but she doesn't, and she'd probably rather see something that says "Yes.
Latifah means kind, nice and delicate.
In Arabic, "taiba" means "kind"; perhaps, then, an unusual choice of name for this camp accommodating 7,000 people forced to flee their homes due to ongoing conflict in West Darfur – it is hard to see how life has been kind to this most vulnerable section of society.
That means kinder visa arrangements, more exchange visits for Ukrainian students, support for pro-democracy groups and election-monitoring.
"In that comfort zone, we say the meanest kind of things," she explained.
A top hat meant "kind gentleman lives here"; a cross meant "religious talk will get you a meal".
We will revert to some more reasonable mean kind of return, but I don't know over what period of time.
In fairness to the superintendent, he probably meant "kind" when he said "nice".
Once again, not just the "those kids are mean" kind of bullying.
