Sentence examples for get kinds from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, girls dress as boys to get kinds of social access or agency normally denied to women while boys dress as girls to get a laugh, either by pastiching glamour (as with Craig's resolutely straight-faced turn) or travestying the appearance of an older woman – the Lady Bracknell effect.

"We get kind of spoiled.

Conversations can get kind of awkward.

and yeah, I get kind of lazy.

It can get kind of ridiculous.

So, eventually you get kind of assured.

It can get kind of … annoying.

"We get kind of defensive," Mr. Crane acknowledged.

"Now I get kind of misty about kids".

"You get kind of an embarrassing feeling," Christensen said.

Anyway, I do get kind of annoyed here.