Sentence examples for kind of changing from inspiring English sources

"America," she added, "is kind of changing".

"I looked up ice," Kreider said, "and I knew both teams were kind of changing".

He added that this sense of a break "starts with Arnold Schoenberg and his kind of changing the world.

She also noted, "Something's kind of changing here in Alaska, too, for being such a red state on the Presidential level.

SENATOR McCAIN -- So the guards were instructed to treat the prisoners, under some kind of changing authority, as I understand it, according to the Geneva Conventions.

The Wii, that's kind of changing the way we think about how to control games, so I think it's great with a game like Assassin's Creed where there's no longer a kind of set, like a platform game where there's a beginning, middle, and an end-of-level boss, it's a world to explore and a kind of mythology around it.

"This isn't some kind of statement to shut down the critics or any kind of changing-the-world project of mine," he said.

They also were a kind of barometer, changing color with the weather, Mr. Sanders said.

"But nothing's without risk, and I think the world is kind of slowly changing, so hopefully something good will come of it".

"People would come in alone," she said, "and Elaine would put them there," at what became a kind of constantly changing communal table.

Conversely, stock quotes, a kind of frequently changing data, have a high degree of volatility due to the fact that they remain valid for very short time intervals.