Sentence examples for kind of thinks from inspiring English sources

"In a sense, he kind of thinks like the president," Mr. Biden said.

"She is very naïve, and she kind of thinks through a mist, and she lacks the education to expand her world".

Engler: I think we've got suburban districts, and everybody kind of thinks, to the secretary's point here, "Well, we're doing pretty good here".

"She's not unlike almost any other teenager," said Hilary Duff, the star of "Cadet Kelly," a Disney Channel movie to have its premiere on Friday at 8 p.m. "She kind of thinks her world revolves around her in a special way".

Two: the student who kind of thinks she knows what she wants, but will probably change course halfway through.

I'm really excited to go across the country and interact with different people and find that there is a lot more that unites us as far as what we think we fear, our fetishes ― everyone kind of thinks they're the only one who is weird.

Instead it creates a kind of "thought experiment".

"I kind of think the Army is not for me, family-wise".

"I kind of think the same thing can happen with Atlanta.

I kind of thought the potato would win, then I thought one of the other cars.

The ball would fizz down often prompting this kind of thought process among callow batsmen.