Sentence examples for needed to kind from inspiring English sources

"I didn't make the putts I needed to kind of save some shots here and there".

"We needed to kind of keep them with us or stay with them and we weren't able to do that, where in the past, for the most part, we've been able to kind of reel a team in and get ourselves into a hockey game, and we weren't able to do that tonight".

First half we struggled quite a bit and we just needed to kind of settle in.

"I realized that I really needed to kind of figure out what was going on with me in order to move forward.

I think there you really need to kind of hammer that.

"Or do I need to kind of disappear?" While Mr. Munch's interpretation was more literal, she said: "It was never a disagreement.

"Someone needs to kind of take a stand and hopefully they'll emphasise some of the positives and not "work to be done".

"With this big societal push for becoming green, we need to kind of get back to our roots and I thought maybe this would be a good way".

She added, "people have not been given a fair shot and we need to kind of re-engineer our business".

"Orchestras need to kind of regenerate and follow new paths, and so do conductors.

" And I mean people really need to kind of jump on it and say don't do this around your kids because it will affect them.