Sentence examples for were kinds from inspiring English sources
noun
A type, race or category; a group of entities that have common characteristics such that they may be grouped together.
- What kind of a person are you?
A more sophisticated account — such as one introduced in the late eighties by the anthropologist and marketing theorist Grant McCracken — would register the fact that there were kinds as well as degrees of credibility and attractiveness.
These were kinds of sparse tracking method [19 21], which led to sparse trajectory, since the sparse trajectory was not sufficient enough to represent human actions [22].
The Black Codes and Jim Crow were kinds of tolerance that were nothing more than hatred in its most cunning incarnation.
JTAG, J77 clone 20 and Raji B cells were kinds gifts of Georges Bismuth (Institut Cochin, Paris, France); ZAP-70 deficient Jurkat T-cells P116 were a kind gift of Claire Hivroz (Institut Curie, Paris, France).
There were kinds of selecting bias in the study which limited the extension of the results from this study.
