Sentence examples for kind of rather from inspiring English sources

"I'D kind of rather not go there," Doug Varone said when asked about the reported impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on dances that he will present at the Joyce Theater this week.

For all his impressive TV and film soundtracks, the orchestral projects, the contemporary dance scores and the celebrity collaborations with everyone from John Hurt to Paul McCartney, Sawhney's albums often seem stuck in a late-90s chillout zone, the kind of rather bland exotica that might show up on Christian Grey's iPad.

He should be worrying about his income as an after-dinner speaker!" returns Harman, with an aimless arrow that seems mainly like the kind of rather empty insult one might perhaps scribble on the corner of one's notes in the corridor beforehand as an emergency measure.

Here, as a first inference, the kind of rather high density of defects observed precludes right away, for a continuous layer, these to originate from the MoS2 layer edges.

But there certainly have been times when people will go out of their way either to make comments about the fact that I'm trans, or to ask me questions about me being trans in a way that implies "oh, don't worry, I'm cool," but I'd kind of rather that not happen.

But now I'd kind of rather I did know.

From a social point of view, apart from the balanced social strategy between a user's communication capacity and activity, the authors discern between two kinds of rather extreme behavior that they name social explorer and social keeper.

Here, the vocal beauty comes with a kind of hardness rather than Verdian warmth.

It is something that came from some kind of emotion rather than an intellectual one so I don't know.

"We need more of that kind of involvement, rather than exclusive emphasis on public financing," he said.

Until that time Christians commonly thought of sin as a kind of slavery rather than slavery itself as a sin.