Sentence examples for kind of treating from inspiring English sources

"For the flip side of this," he said, "we're kind of treating women like chattel".

What is more important to me is the theme of any particular record that I am working on, and kind of treating it as a whole.

"If you go into a store like Cabela's and see a lineup of ammo," Nash says, "you'll see that ammunition is kind of treated as a commodity".

We are, collectively, kind of treated like bastard stepchildren by the rest of the music world, so any time we get to fly the flag in their faces, to me that means that more people are hearing what I consider real music.

Table 2 Amount and kind of treated substrate of investigated bio-waste facilities Plant no.

We kind of treated it that way".

I kind of treated it like a mini fabric gig in my studio.

We kind of treated it like a really open artform at that point, which is so rare.

"[T]hey have a lack of... sexuality, so they'll be kind of treated as lepers -- asexual lepers, if you will," Gutfeld said in the segment.

It was just kind of treated like a non-issue but then, yeah, I remember, I think, asking sexual health questions a little bit later on and feeling like, does she still remember that I'm queer?

Especially when I started I thought, well, he is a professor… … he is experienced, he knows about these things, so I kind of treated every suggestion he made as a very serious thing that I should definitely pursue until I had exhausted that possibility".