Sentence examples for once kind from inspiring English sources

It's all true at once, kind of humming and sublime.

I am working for clients that were once kind of on-the-fence about me before.

A journalist friend was once kind enough to compare, in print, the way I look to "a pervy geography teacher from the 1970s".

The euphemism for sex, 'Netflix and chill', once kind of funny when captioned on rubenesque paintings, has officially been killed dead this week with the marketing of 'Netflix and chill'-branded condoms.

As another dictatorial Italian boss for whom Sunderland's manager has long harboured a less than sneaky regard once kind of said: it is clearly the club which educates its players in civic virtue, gives them a consciousness of their mission and welds them into unity.

To be effective, such a system would require some degree of autonomy for whoever has the duty of flipping the appropriate switches… and, as a childhood friend's wise uncle once (kind of) said: with great power comes great responsibility.

So, you and a few of your friends booked a trip to Europe together, one of those once-in-a-lifetime, only-in-your-20s-once kind.

Many gay clubs of decades past were "at sites that once were kind of marginal, kind of undercover," said Adrian Scott Fine, advocacy director for the L.A. Conservancy.

"I'm telling you, there's going to be all kinds of psychological literature once this kind of thing becomes common".

Obscure knowledge was once a kind of currency.

The Pomona Sagehen once looked kind; now it looks pissed.