Sentence examples for generally kind of from inspiring English sources
But it's generally kind of an after-game thing.
"When a company prices at $11 and then opens trading at $10.50, that's generally kind of a sign of weakness," said Omar Sacirbey, a senior editor at The IPO Reporter.
It's generally kind of fruitless to argue which definition of a "view" is most accurate or whether it's even a relevant metric.
Despite being sort of like siblings seperated at birth, smartphones and computers generally kind of suck at talking to each other.
Yes, there's a reason they rebooted Superman with "Man of Steel": The last Superman movie was full of plot holes and generally kind of silly.
DR. PETRA CASEY: Generally, it is reversible once she either decreases the intensity of her workouts, perhaps gains a bit of weight, and generally kind of gets more into what we would consider average weight or body mass index.
Generally, that kind of information is not on the World Wide Web.
WESTCHESTER is generally the kind of place whose residents can solicit their neighbors' help for a community project.
It's in black and white, for a start – and generally this kind of moment is one you'd want to record in colour.
Generally, this kind of risk is known as system disturbances.
Generally this kind of information is found only in newsgroups or E-mail newsletters.
