Sentence examples for kind of dear from inspiring English sources
Russell Irushalmi has that kind of dear pal, whom he muscles through Queens traffic to see as often as possible: the Lemon Ice King of Corona.
"Without Mary, 'E.T.' starts to look like what it is — kind of dear and not particularly edgy," said Martin Kaplan, the director of the Norman Lear Center for the study of entertainment and society at the University of Southern California.
"It's a kind of mushroom, dear," he said.
"It was kind of a 'Dear Abby' show," Ms. Okoye said.
Kind of puts dear old Uncle Fred in a new light, doesn't it?
Or perhaps a more humorous approach (you'll need to work in the right kind of place!): Dear Kevin, Thanks for your perceptive email message.
Putting this memory behind her, Ms. Brown, a 28-year-old advertising copywriter in Portland, Ore., has set out to become a kind of Dear Abby/Martha Stewart/Yoda for millennials.
His story can be seen as that of a particular kind of mythic hero dear to the American imagination.
"There was something about writing the city stuff of the movie in this metropolis that had this romantic, foreign feel to it — Belgrade has kind of a Dublinesque, dear-dirty charm".
But you -- YOU, dear Other-Kind-of-Mom -- are out there running marathons.
She is the kind of garrulous star witness dear to the hearts of showbiz historians and gossip mongers.
