Sentence examples for which in kind from inspiring English sources

The legacy of passing down the imprint of our existence to those who follow us serves a purpose; it helps us remember that we are connected to one another which, in kind, tends to alter how we treat one another.

In March Apple sued HTC, a Taiwanese maker of smart-phones, which responded in kind a couple of months later.

Young turned in order to thwart the manoeuvre and fired two rapid broadsides into Thetis, which responded in kind.

Seymour then swung back towards the French ship, bringing Amethyst alongside and pouring a heavy fire into Thétis, which replied in kind.

Which in itself was kind of weird.

The decision today bars only private suits for damages, which in lawsuits of this kind typically means back pay.

This was a ritual that he repeated frequently throughout our visit, and which we returned in kind each time.

She planted a kiss on Mr. Silverman's cheek, which he returned in kind before she bounced away.

Happiness, the sum of pleasures, is to be valued because it includes momentary pleasures, which are like in kind, their relative value depending only on their intensity.

There Aristotle says that "it is unreasonable that two entities which are different in kind should have the same actuality" (Physics 3.3, 202a36-b2).

But then you have these set pieces, these sequences, which can drop in kind of anywhere.