Sentence examples for across kind from inspiring English sources

"The whole 'doom wop' tag was more just our fascination with writing doomed love songs that maybe can come across kind of sugary, but buried in it is something kind of sinister," Mr. Kattner said.

Ron Kind pays for sex!" with XXX stamped across Kind's face.

Instead, Proctor says, "They promiscuously share genes across all kinds of habitats and under all kinds of conditions".

For one, we may take aesthetic appreciation to be at least partially consistent across kinds of environments, whether built or otherwise.

He hopes it will not comes across as a kind of ethnographic exhibition of naive or as outsider art.

"We definitely don't want to come across as a kind of Christian rock band.

How often do you come across that kind of candor?

"As the air blows across, it kind of gets blown up over the canopy," he said.

They told me about how divided and tribal Iran was, but all the way through I came across really kind people.

French people prefer to come across as kind of negative, by reflex.

Then he came across something kind of weird.