| Untouched by the refining force of kairos, wild nature and its savage denizens were shown in their original, unperfected state. |
| The present time is a time of opportunity, a kairos of which the Scriptures speak, a time of new chances and new graces. |
| In my research I have found that one of the aspects of our nonverbal communication important for kairos, is a sense of rhythm. |
| Dickey, an English literature major in college, likes to use the Greek word kairos to explain his good fortune. |
| Authentic adult maturity may arrive at a kairos time of twenty-five, thirty, forty-two, or fifty-five years of age. |
| Or do other phenomena perhaps show that the kairos, the right moment, might have passed us by? |
