Sentence examples for language kind from inspiring English sources

"Well, the language kind of found itself, really". .

"The language kind of guts the law of its utility", internet privacy attorney Carrie Goldberg told VICE.

In fact I think of the piano in terms of James Booker's piano language, kind of like you think in English.

P2: Even if there is no need for an interpreter if somebody's language is not bad, once you start getting to these complex areas, language kind of falls flat again… P3: I can remember talking to an Asian man who had got very good English, but when I asked him how he felt because he'd got cancer that couldn't be cured, he didn't know what I meant… He knew he was going to die from it.

This is cheap, to put it in language kinder than it deserves.

"I think we have similar body language that kind of feeds off each other," he said.

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His wife, Guo Xinxin, director of the Beijing Studio Center added, "language is kind of the barrier of international art exchange".

In effect, the U.P.C. has put everything back into one language, a kind of Esperanto, that works for everyone".

James's language, a kind of circular earthwork, famously resembles that of the other great circular sentence maker of his time, Marcel Proust.

Viewing Italian art that summer, she committed herself to creating in language "some kind of whole made of shivering fragments," to capturing "the flight of the mind".