Sentence examples for little bit kind from inspiring English sources

Here come the letters to the editor, but let me just say it: Americans are like singers — we just a little bit, kind of like to be loved.

That kind of sets it in my body a little bit, kind of creates that type of mentality: you go up there and start to grind a little bit more".

"Rob, it looked like you were a little bit, kind of, groggy," Young said as ESPN replayed the touchdown.

Jackson stated, "the concept of the video is us in the universe and we're kind of wrecking shop a little bit, kind of busting up planets and rearranging the universe as we see it, or as I see it".

That response, Hamilton said, left him "probably a little bit kind of scared, I guess you'd say, and fearful maybe as far as certainty and what was going on because after that there was no contact".

And if the cinema chose her, she concedes finally, it could possibly have been a little bit kinder to her.

Somehow I do believe that will make the world just a little bit kinder... Read more at The Weekly Ramble.

So let's hope Shlomo's acts of kindness trigger the contagion effect and inspire us all to be a little bit kinder and more appreciative during this year.

There may not be much we can do to avoid the dismal reality of the police state in the long term, but in the short term, there are things we can all do right now to make this world (or at least our small corners of it) just a little bit kinder, a little less hostile and a lot more helpful to those in need.

But Mama, you never told me How quickly the time would pass; How the hours, the days, the weeks and the months Would slip through My fingers So fast That I would suddenly find myself looking at a child instead of a baby; A baby instead of a newborn; And beg time to be a little bit kinder and wait for me to catch up.

But then I dunno, I kind of lost that technique a little bit, it kind of ran away from me.