Sentence examples for some kind of from inspiring English sources

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The expression "some kind of" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used typically to refer to something which is not specified or known, to indicate a lack of knowledge or understanding of something or to assign a vague quality to something. Example sentence: I think he's some kind of scientist.

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some kind of

determiner

A remarkable.

synonyms

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Some kind of supermarket.

The New Yorker

Some kind of periphyton".

The New Yorker

"Some kind of surprise.

The New York Times

It's some kind of psychosis".

The New York Times

And some kind of fire.

The New York Times

Some kind of weather coming.

The New Yorker

Some kind of devotional punk?

The New Yorker

"There's some kind of slide".

The New Yorker

Some kind of moon unicorn?

The New York Times

Make some kind of law.

The New Yorker

Call that some kind of irony.

The New York Times

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