Sentence examples for feel like kind from inspiring English sources

"I feel like kind of a nerd-in-residence," said Ms. Glynn, 32, as she papier-mached globes in her studio, near the back of the train.

"We just tried to keep him really cute and tried to have him feel like kind of a higher-end European stuffed animal," Mr. Unkrich said.

Let's face it: Attempting to cover up a pimple with makeup can feel like kind of a pathetic act.

It was a career high, yes, but those also feel like kinder, more innocent days.

"To watch these people bare their souls, you felt like kind of a voyeur".

"I felt like kind of a hypocrite, because we were talking about things that I had done before," she said.

"I was able to get home and practice at home and hang out with the kids at night and have dinner with them, and it felt like kind of a home game rather than being on the road".

I feel like I kind of deflated the team".

So I feel like a kind of fusion, like Barack Obama".

I feel like he kind of put the Tigers on his shoulders.

"I feel like the kind of music her group plays is underrated.