Sentence examples for kind of finding from inspiring English sources

"They are still kind of finding their way postbankruptcy".

"We're still kind of finding our way with the setup that we have now".

"I'm a different player coming off the injury — I'm on a different team — and so I'm just working on kind of finding my way, and our team is finding our way.

For a quite different kind of finding out, the Oxford Roald Dahl Dictionary complied by lexicographer Susan Rennie and illustrated by Quentin Blake is a treasure trove of vocabulary all of which has been taken from the writings of Roald Dahl.

I guess what inspired it really was finding myself entering my 30s with no record deal, a marriage that was ending, and dating for the first time since I was 17 and kind of finding my footing.

That kind of finding reinforces a long-standing psychological conviction: that most memories are highly unreliable.

Asked why he started the season slowly, he said: "It's kind of just finding your way, finding your niche and just seeing how things are going to work out.

Sure, you can ask for full market value, and it's possible you'll find a buyer; kind of like finding a four-leaf clover.

So, finding extra time in your day is kind of like finding extra dollars in your pocket.

Similarly, when you find out that something does not work, it is as valuable to share this kind of findings with others so that it is not attempted again.

"These kind of findings undercut the claim that civil forfeiture is vital as a crime-fighting tool," said Darpana Sheth, senior attorney with the Institute for Justice, a libertarian public interest law firm that believes all forfeiture should be tied to a criminal conviction.