Sentence examples for kind become a from inspiring English sources

The urgencies, the needs, the sheer desire for collaboration, all engaged and heightened by intercourse of a different kind, become a provocative lens on Koestenbaum's hypersexual and fetishistic poems of Steinian strangeness.

"When you have that kind of player, you really kind of become a little more one-dimensional," he said.

"It's kind of become a movement," Bill Gatewood, the center's executive director, said.

A smartphone has kind of become a commodity.

"So [The] Wiggles have kind of become a bit more, dare I say, girly.

"It kind of became a status thing," Ms. McGuire explained.

We had a great time, and it kind of became a friendship".

It kind of became a competition for me to do better each time".

He kind of becomes a caricature of what Wonder Woman herself stands for.

There kind of became a divide in the last three or four days".

It kind of becomes a monument more than an advertisement, and it just means more.