Sentence examples for out kinds from inspiring English sources

Many nineteenth- and early twentieth century accounts of Aquinas took it that the first principles of practical reason, which he regularly calls first principles of natural law or natural right, are moral principles picking out kinds of human act as to be done (e.g. alms-giving to the poor) or not done (e.g. murder, adultery), in the manner of the Commandments.

"My kasha came out kind of liquidy," he said.

"They pop out kind of like Roger Rabbit," he explained.

I think the film comes out kind of equal.

"Also, you're never out until you're out kind of thing.

Definitely wanted to close it out kind of fast and seize the opportunities and was very happy with that".

"With Glen, I would say he started out kind of rocky," Sprewell said.

"I started out kind of believing in them," he said, "but I don't believe in them at all anymore".

"Our guards coming down helping out kind of got into his head," Schenscher said.

Photos look like photos — the printed out kind.

Without this the drink will come out kind of bland.