Sentence examples for going through kind from inspiring English sources

He is, he explains, going through "kind of a drought at the moment".

Ten years later I'm going through kind of a gritty time in my own marriage, and I'm at it again: What's going on here?

When I came up with "BABY YOU'RE NEVER THERE" I was going through kind of rough time in Chicago and I was going out a lot as a way to distract myself.

So yes, I've already found some scripts with plenty of unresolved sexual tension between the two leads, plenty of emotionally tortured heroes and heroines, and more of "this case is a metaphor for what the characters are going through" kind of stuff.

"Most people who go through what he has gone through kind of end, but he hasn't".

"We did go through kind of a stretch where people started to ask questions, wondering if this was the decline that everybody was waiting for.

"I actually think I went through kind of an addiction, too, with it," she said.

I went through kind of a stressful time.

"What New Orleans went through is kind of like what Haiti's going through right now with the earthquake," Garcon said.

I was going through a kind of depression," he says.

"He was going through some kind of depression.