Sentence examples for much a kind from inspiring English sources
"He's very much a kind of curate's egg.
I remember how much a kind word and a financial leg up would have meant.
AMY EDMONSON: Right, and very much a kind of a customer-oriented, household-oriented bank.
For many the class is as much a kind of therapy as it is about singing.
Time here is not so much a kind of emblem of human inconstancy, but rather of something like natural law, to which everyone is subject.
"What I was being offered -- and Jesus, this isn't knocking it at all -- was very much a kind of British, corseted lady," she said, turning her already posh accent up a notch.
Mary Jane has a family too, an ailing mother Oscar-nominee Margaret Averyy) who calls too much, a kind-hearted father (Richard Roundtree, best known as "Shaft"), two brothers and a niece, none of whom have jobs.
Would you do this much for a kind word?
Her style is much looser, a kind of cozy minimalism.
"Newt was much more a kind of theoretician," Mr. Podesta said in an interview.
It is surprising how much difference a kind word can make.
