Sentence examples for a kind of digging from inspiring English sources

It is no accident that Seamus Heaney's selected poems is titled "Opened Ground," since writing poems for this most remarkable farm boy was a kind of digging: "Between my finger and my thumb / The squat pen rests; snug as a gun".

By Henri Cole August 30, 2013 It is no accident that Seamus Heaney's selected poems is titled "Opened Ground," since writing poems for this most remarkable farm boy was a kind of digging: "Between my finger and my thumb / The squat pen rests; snug as a gun".

In my imagination, it was kind of digging up big chunky urns with a shovel!

Perhaps that's why the meme captured the Zeitgeist: even as we laugh at the Vegas-magician absurdity of Salt Bae's shtick, maybe we're also kind of digging what he's selling.

We're kind of digging the contrast in this photo between the two styles.

I was kind of digging all the lesbian Women's Agriculture majors and bloggers.

And really discovered so many unexpected things about myself from childhood, my past and why I'm a performer anyway, and just kind of dug up all kinds of emotions.

He also described examples of his own visualizations of abstract concepts (such as the concept of meaning itself: "the blue-grey tip of a kind of scoop … digging into a dark mass of what appears to be plastic material") and even claimed to experience imaginal meanings of connectives such as but (Titchener, 1909).

"I kind of dug ourselves a hole," Roethlisberger said.

Sounds to us like a kind of a dig.

Performing a kind of archaeological dig in the bowels of the building was easy enough.