Sentence examples for kind of divided from inspiring English sources

We really kind of divided the city".

"It's all been very kind of divided between those two continents.

We had to divide up the space, but it kind of divided up naturally where the girders were".

In this instance it also hints at the kind of divided but mirrored self-image that living between cultures, as all these artists do, can create.

Wouldn't it provide a technology that would only be available to the super-wealthy, potentially creating the kind of divided society that HG Wells envisaged in his futuristic novel, The Time Machine? Perhaps.

"It grew out of a solo I did for myself, in a ballet I called 'The Yin and Yang,' about somebody who was kind of divided internally," he said.

... They've become ghosts, kind of". The WAAS researchers divided the 140-square-mile 140-square-mile 140-square-mile size and assigned 50 random points within those regions.

This kind of divide and conquer tactic is all too obvious in the current "striver v skiver" rhetoric.

"There's this kind of dividing line where we really have to emphasize domestic for policy and politics—versus the actual scientific truth," he said.

You've studied fine art, design, graphics, and flitted between them all professionally – have you experienced that kind of divide in your own career?

For if one defines the operation of sawing as being a certain kind of dividing, then this cannot come about unless the saw has teeth of a certain kind; and these cannot be unless it is of iron.