Sentence examples for at kind of from inspiring English sources

"He's using them at kind of an optimal level".

This is a song I arrived at kind of backwards.

Really?' Here, on the other hand, you are looked at kind of weird: 'Oh, you don't shoot or fish?

"And it's come at kind of an inconvenient time," she added, still holding him, seeming to prop him up.

"I think that these issues have traditionally been debated at kind of a superficial, sociopolitical level," Mr. Powell said.

I do that now at kind of a ridiculous level, where Disney bought the new movie, with a price tag on it, without knowing what it was.

This doesn't quite seem a pistols-at-dawn kind of crowd.

Mr. Rockwell excels at this kind of volatility — at playing men who are angry, charming and foolish all at once.

Ex.: "Dude, you're looking at me kind of funny.

Willy has arrived at a kind of bewildering tipping point.

Frost was a wizard at that kind of effect.