Tyler Ward is, to borrow Ron Burgundy's phrase, kind of a big deal.
Shen Dingli, who heads the Center for American Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai, summed up the Chinese view of Mr. Obama's diplomacy in a phrase: "kind of unstable".
Once you're done picturing Theresa May practising the phrase, "kind of keep bits of" in a mirror for 30 minutes – an overwrought simulation of how normal people are said to speak – try to work out what, if anything, she actually said.
p. 5: Delete "which" in the phrase "domains in the SMART database which were found in soluble proteins" p. 5: Replace "kind" by "type" in the phrase "kind relevant to membrane protein topology" p. 5: What is meant by "classed material" in the phrase "unavailability of classed material".
That is the reason why the statutory amendments were created and if you look through the statute, and taking respectful exception to the position of the attorney general, wherever you see tabulation, they're basically referring to machine or electromagnetic or however it's phrased kinds of review of returns, and not actual counting, which is referred to differently.
The lyrics, which praise the city of Chicago for its people and institutions, repeat the phrase My Kind of Town several times, usually in a line that says "My kind of town, Chicago is".
(The phrase "their kind" was used).
'Woo woo," begins Chance the Rapper, greeting his Manchester flock, who return the phrase in kind.
In fact, the KJB became, in Adam Nicolson's resonant phrase, "a kind of national shrine, built only of words".
The filmmaker Dan E. Weisburd has used the phrase "another kind of valor" to describe the men and women in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts whose lives have been derailed by traumatic stress.
