Sentence examples for kept kind from inspiring English sources

Because perhaps the most damning admission in the Times' quasi-self-examination was Keller's pathetic claim that, despite being removed from her WMD beat, Miller "kept kind of drifting on her own back into the national security realm". "Kept kind of drifting on her own"?

And we kept kind of confirming with him between innings.

"We kept kind of deferring the tough decisions," he said.

I went to a bunch of schools, and that was story enough, in that there were five schools, spanning a pretty wide educational spectrum, and I kept kind of flunking out of each one.

It explained that Keller had taken Miller off Iraq and national-security stories but that "she kept kind of drifting on her own back into the national security realm"; suggested that she had misled the Washington bureau chief, Philip Taubman, when he asked her about the Plame leak; and also noted that she had referred to herself as "Miss Run Amok".

The doctor kept kind of rolling his eyes.

"So it keeps kind of adding up, and you don't really know.

He keeps kind of dangling that carrot out there.

JA: There's so much else to do that I keep kind of not doing that.

Well, what everybody keeps kind of coming back to when we open the archives is the simplicity of the times.

(Armstrong kept a kind of ongoing recorded diary).