Sentence examples for kind of settling from inspiring English sources
"My sense is McCain's a known commodity, and people are just kind of settling on him".
June charges ahead; Hector fumbles along, dragged kicking (but not screaming) into some kind of settling into his own baffled life.
On videotape there is a kind of settling into visual mediocrity that results in a loss of the bad along with the good, a kind of softening of imperfections.
By then, he said, "my views were kind of settling in to where they are today, which is: That there are these people called Palestinians, that the Jews will never be home unless the Palestinians are home, and that the Palestinians will never be home unless the Jews are".
I don't have mountains where I live now but I do have a city wood and whenever I need to settle with turbulent times I go for a walk in my local woods with our little dog Billie – and usually come back with some kind of "settling" through which to view events.
They're working better, but, again, we're kind of settling for mediocrity rather than aspiring to excellence.
"It just kind of settled in.
"People kind of settle, which is a bummer," Eli said.
"And then I kind of settled down," Stanghill said.
"I think he had kind of settled in.
"Mike kind of settled it down a bit".
