Sentence examples for kind of destroyed from inspiring English sources
I've known a lot of people who did it later and it kind of destroyed them.
They talked loudly, which to me kind of destroyed the whole idea of getting back to nature.
The world in which the action takes place is a kind of destroyed utopia; its architecture, weapons, and characters are chunky and oversized but, somehow, never cartoonish.
Ben French, a Hoosier and the executive producer of rollingstone.com, agrees that the Colts' lack of underdog status, plus Peyton& 8217s New Orleans roots, "kind of destroyed the standard ritualized Indiana narrative".
Yes, mp3s and iTunes kind of destroyed the CD industry because nobody is going to buy the whole if you can just get a part that stands on its own, but you can't do that with books – you've got to have the whole thing".
In a few places, the wood on the floor was kind of destroyed, so I got 1x4's and tongue-and-grooved them.
I'll make them scrambled eggs and toast and kind of destroy the place.
"She's wonderful - she's just kind of destroying my life," John says of Georgette to Maggie.
Having friends around would kind of destroy the moment.
"The original vision of community control was not an idea that liberalism normally embraced; it was an S.D.S. kind of idea: destroying the bureaucracy, destroying the professions," said Ms. Ravitch, referring to the radical group Students for a Democratic Society.
Kind of destroys the fantasy, doesn't it?" Welch goes on to give glimpses of other professional and personal moments that are as brief and frustrating as her cavewoman outfit, one of a career's worth that never did fall off — unlike Grier, she would not work nude.
