Sentence examples for kind at that from inspiring English sources

But kawai might also be the very quality the Japanese respond to in Mr Beckham and cuteness of a peculiarly Potteresque kind at that.

Kids can be so kind at that age.

James saw himself as something of a Dickensian (and a Trollopian, as the reference to "Barchester Cathedral" shows; James, who died in 1936, was very much a Victorian, and a Victorian of a very particular kind at that), and so quite often the stories feature cockney or rustic accents that, after a while, become rather irritating.

"To drive business development of that kind at that time was quite remarkable.

So we're kind at that starting line of finding out what they're gonna settle on between these five plans Rand Paul's, Tom Price's, Cassidy-Collins, and then the Trump one.

To my relief, a human answered the phone, a very kind one at that.

"Teams peak at certain times in the season, and we're kind of at that point," Winslow said.

"I kind of at that moment understood when people said that, when you walk in and feel you should be there, you'll know," Ms. Ouziel said.

"I'm kind of at that crossroads coming off a big surgery and I desperately don't want my career to be finished," she told BBC Sport.

My wife and I kind of giggled at that.

Sobchak's was just one instance, and a kinder one at that, in a stream of scoffing and mockery.