Sentence examples for kind of ripe from inspiring English sources

Unlike many of them, she has the kind of ripe, cultured voice that suits theatrical work.

"And Five Points is kind of ripe to do that, because it's affordable, and it's an enterprise zone for the city, so they want investment here".

That left Julia's 2008 Sicilian white from Feudo Montoni, which had the kind of ripe, floral character I often associate with Rhone whites.

For them the beautifully shot and richly coloured True Blue (the cinematographer is Geoffrey Hall, whose credits include Chopper) must feel a little like watching a kind of ripe, exotic, sun-drenched fruit.

And I think it's kind of ripe for comedy".

There's another track on her Soundcloud produced by AK Paul, brother of the elusive but cultishly adored Jai, and it's great, with the kind of beat ripe for sampling in 10 years' time.

Van Heerden is brilliantly served by his translator, Catherine Knox, who renders his overheated Afrikaans into a kind of over-ripe English.

Macfarlane is alert to the danger posed by all nature writing of tipping into sounding like Molesworth's Fotherington-Thomas; these are not the kind of over-ripe ramblings satirised by Evelyn Waugh in Scoop, but the product of an active academic intelligence and emotional generosity, irradiated by a profound sense of wonder.

Or was it an acknowledgment that there is no "right" way of approaching culture in a melting-pot world, leaving all kinds of treasures ripe for discovery?

For some reason that kind of cruelty is ripe for import.

There are citrus notes and mint notes, and they kind of smell like a ripe pineapple sometimes.