Sentence examples for kind of a bubble from inspiring English sources

You're probably ruining it for the other people!' I guess that's kind of a bubble; you want to say things, but you are being hypocritical.

The idea that taking coffee in Islamabad's poshest hotels was a way of rubbing shoulders with the real Pakistan shows what kind of a bubble the Pakistani elite, Musharraf included, inhabited.

[After] the last one I did, we went right into a block of "Saturday Night Live" shows, and it's kind of a bubble because I'm at 30 Rock from 10 a.m. to 2 in the morning, then heading right home and going back in again.

"We got in kind of a bubble situation.

I started living in a kind of bubble, a bubble of grief, because I'd lost my family and couldn't cope..

The country has left an impression on him, yet he makes no bones of the fact that his upbringing "was kind of in a bubble".

I was kind of in a bubble about it until the last couple months.

"It's a kind of a little bubble and it keeps you away from the politics of what sometimes goes on with the swimming governing bodies," she said.

Some of his mental furniture is culturally specific, but the world of money is a kind of bubble and inhabitants of that bubble have a great deal in common.

Motherhood is a kind of foggy bubble she can't step out of long enough to wrap her arms around her child.

Even while the second world war was destroying so much of Europe, it was preserving our little outer suburban world in a kind of magic bubble.