Sentence examples for maybe kind of from inspiring English sources
Remodelista is maybe kind of a reaction.
"The vocals are maybe kind of embarrassing," Boucher said.
Sounds maybe kind of like a spoiled guy but I — I need it.
If Holloway's is a maybe kind of religion then so, d.v., is mine.
"Maybe kind of, er, just getting in our car and driving to Aylesbury," he suggests.
"It feels like we're at a juncture where the future is maybe kind of in the past," he says.
Last year, journalist Amy Larocca wrote an article titled "The Wellness Epidemic," in which she argued that, in the world of luxury meditation studios, ayurvedic cleanses, and sober morning raves, the mythical goal of wellness is only available to the rich, who have the time and resources to spend diagnosing their "maybe-kind-of-celiac disease" and purchasing $1,000 skin care protocols.
As you may have guessed, it's a 10-inch WiFi tablet that includes the somewhat-pointless-but-perhaps-maybe-kind-of fun S-Pen, the same pressure-sensitive stylus you see with the Galaxy Note.
The three of them released a joint statement soon after the event, sort-of-maybe-kind-of brushing the incident under the rug.
Maybe eye-colour, maybe what kind of paintings they like, or even by tossing a coin.
Now they must say yes or no or maybe or kind of yes but maybe no to a small range of perpetually amendable proposals universally considered meaningless.
