Sentence examples for kind sounding from inspiring English sources
Unlike The Dogtor, CertaPet had a remarkably kind sounding social worker call me within two hours of filing the form.
The now slightly less kind-sounding woman informed Usl that if he made it in before 11 a.m. they would run the photo online the same day.
The first house I went to belonged to a 28-year-old IT systems manager who didn't want his real name to be searchable, so let's call him Bill Peterson, because that's a kind-sounding name for a very kind man.
It was kind of like this sort of Pixies-esque chord progression I came up with, and it ended up sounding kind of like American Hi-Fi channeling Superdrag, which is something I always try to do.
At one point Geithner admits to sounding "kind of whiney".
You can dodge an entire Bernie Sanders sounding kind of conversation.
Comments like Limbaugh's and Sarah Palin's (who accused the pope of "sounding kind of liberal," a comment for which she later apologized) have the benefit of exposing the corruption that can infest both religion and politics when both are conflated into the hyperbolic stew of contemporary American political discourse.
In part, this is because the setting in Mrs. Gardner's faux-Renaissance palazzo on the Fenway acts as a kind of sounding board, amplifying and reverberating sympathetically with the distinctive notes of this artist.
On the SBS documentary series Greatest Australian Albums, Finn described what he was trying to achieve with Fall at Your Feet: "It was really that moment post a conflict or a struggle, when you sense a great sadness in the person you're with... where you want to offer yourself as some kind of sounding board or a weeping wall.
That's because he was high on heroin, and things were kind of sounding slow to him.
Aside from kind of sounding like that movie, Scent of a Woman, where Al Pacino is blind and goes round nose-fucking chicks, Essence of a Woman is a copulin (sex pheromone) fragrance designed to make you smell like an ovulating vagina. .
