Sentence examples for kind of anticipated from inspiring English sources

"We kind of anticipated that this would happen," Mr. Storobin said.

"So he kind of anticipated this [breakdown], but most people don't know this". Part of the problem in measuring the way energy is radiated when objects are very close is the mechanical difficulty of maintaining two objects in very close proximity, without letting them actually touch.

"There's a healthy tension," as Ms. Ali, 27, put it, "when I want to talk about an issue campaign and the first line of questioning I get is, 'What's that thing you're wearing and where are you from?' I kind of anticipated those questions.

"I kind of anticipated it because I get this a lot from national reporters who come here and say, 'Oh, this will be a great state for President Obama because things are going so great here,' " he said, sounding a little exasperated.

But that's over now (we kind of anticipated this as early as December 2008).

Yeah, [the studio] kind of anticipated a slow start.

"Instead of chasing the action, I'm kind of anticipating where that action is going to happen, taking risks and getting in front of the action so you can be there when it happens".

I watched the place kind of being built the last couple years and kind of anticipating maybe being here and getting the chance to experience this beautiful ballpark, but deep down inside I really feel good about my run here, what we did when we came in as a staff.

What kind of general return are you kind of anticipating this year?

The prisoners were kind of anticipating it.

"We're just kind of anticipating that the trend will continue," he said.