Sentence examples for kind of anything from inspiring English sources

"Now when you look at the bookings, it's so drastically different, and kind of anything goes.

"Before the rape shield laws, it was kind of anything goes," she said.

"Weddings can be expensive and elaborate, but they tend to be a little more low-key, and sophisticated and elegant, whereas with bar or bat mitzvahs kind of anything goes".

Ambre Kelly: Traditional at this point seems to be kind of anything because galleries are closing and on the white box is not necessarily a cool thing to do anymore.

The point here is that while South Carolina is a very lively state, this primary has been lacking the kind of anything-can-happen excitement that made Iowa one long frostbitten romp.

Yet this kind of anything-goes vibe is getting harder to find in Boracay, a speck of an island smack in the middle of the Philippines that in recent years has been making the leap from low-key tropical backwater to Southeast Asia's newest hot spot.

If, on the other hand, you're in the mood for a kind of anything-goes spectacle along the lines of "Fuerzabruta," the Argentine light-sound-and-spray extravaganza still playing at the Daryl Roth Theater in Union Square, you have come to the right place.

Earlier instalments offered a kind of anything-goes decoction of gangster films and exploitation flicks, finding room for everything from Goodfellas to Gone in 60 Seconds in the muddle of executions, fender-benders and shoot-outs.

Although she claims, "no sense of scale is necessary at this uncanny n-dimensional field," New Nosthetics exists within the kind of anything-goes parallel plane that makes us want to leave a trail of digital breadcrumbs just to find our way out.

Rotterdam stimulates the kind of see- anything, risk-anything community that few festivals attract these days.

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