Sentence examples for Out of kind from inspiring English sources

Heilman said: "Fortunately, I was able to recover from that and make some good pitches and get out of kind of a jam.

And a lot of the businesses have grown out of, kind of, the old brokerage business that you and I were raised in, where people were pushing stocks all the time, pushing IPOs.

Lubetzky remains Kind Snack's majority shareholder and will continue to operate in out of Kind's New York City headquarters.

I can respect and understand it, because I came out of kind of the same background.

"The obvious negative is that it makes it harder to make art, harder to have new ideas, because the new ideas come out of kind of the unknown and the spaces where you don't know what to do with yourself," says the real-life July.

Our replacement ratio estimates for replacement by another vegetation type ("out-of-kind" compensation) are considerable higher than proposed by the literature.

This ability to quickly and objectively identify similar landscapes might be especially useful for exploring either "in-kind" or "out-of-kind" development offsets for conservation planning (Kiesecker and others 2010).

"Annie had all of that plus this sort of desperate and fish-out-of-water kind of thing.

"I took him out to kind of calm him down".

Another kid is kind of out of it, kind of always sedated now.

The same is true, it turns out, of other kinds of trauma.