Sentence examples for kind of complete from inspiring English sources

The IMF is a kind of complete, adaptive and almost orthogonal representation for the analysed signal.

In a way we kind of complete each other which is why people always want The Libertines".

Most regimes — and certainly most democracies — don't have that kind of complete control, so their preferred narratives are vulnerable to challenge.

The auto spa promised to give my S.U.V. the kind of complete body-to-soul makeover ordinarily associated with upscale health resorts.

Garner had resisted the kind of complete de-Baathification of Iraqi society that Ahmad Chalabi and some of his allies in Washington had favored.

This book was — it's not for me to call it a culmination, but, as the writer, I felt that I was fulfilling a lot of the tendencies in the last ten years of my work, and finding a kind of complete expression for them.

"It kind of completes the team," Campbell said.

Becoming the boss of the Pacers kind of completes a sort of arc that started in his childhood.

"Getting Jack back kind of completes the picture of getting us focused on the next phase of the company's growth".

"This kind of completes the effort," Fisher said.

I kind of completed that before I did the rest of the record, and so it does sort of exemplify, in a lot of ways, what I was going after.