Sentence examples for word kind from inspiring English sources

Playing summer ball, travel ball, the word kind of spreads".

Even the union offered a kind word, kind of.

This is in contrast to Airbnb's very gay-friendly advertising campaign that centers on the word "mankind", often breaking it apart in print ads to emphasize the word "kind".

"You don't have dreams of any kind," she added, not at all definitively, going high-pitched on the word "kind" and leaving her sentence suspended there, in the hope that I would contradict it.

Jair Téllez's restaurant in Mexico City, MeroToro — "mero" is grouper, "toro" is bull; it's a made-up word, kind of a play on surf 'n' turf — would be equally at home in L.A. or in New York, which goes to show just how "American" its neighborhood, Condesa, feels.

The word "kind" has special significance in creationist literature, deriving from their interpretation of Bible verses such as Genesis 1 25 (King James Version): "And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and everything that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good".

The N400 can distinguish between syntactically or semantically defined word kinds, for example nouns and verbs (Federmeier, Segal, Lombrozo, & Kutas, 2000) or animal and tool names (Kiefer, 2001).

In two words, kind of.

Describe him in three words Kind, handsome, funny.

"It has this effect of making certain words kind of like magic words in search algorithms".

"I have always found words kind of limiting.