Sentence examples for practices kind of from inspiring English sources

Apple, however, told the AP that it doesn't collect any info about the shoppers in its stores via iBeacons, which could mean that it's using this mainly as a way of dogfooding – showing other retailers how the technology might be useful when implemented in a 'best practices' kind of way.

He called the practice "kind of barbaric," but noted that he did not know all the facts.

The original Dots was frustrating in its own way, as beating your high score seem to sometimes just come down to luck, until you realized practice kind of does make perfect.

The remarkable Swedish group Opeth practices a kind of double consciousness.

So Alliance's accounting practices are kind of our concern, too.

"Rango," so thoroughly saturated in references to well-known, non-beast-centered stories, practices a kind of reverse animism.

He practices the kind of independent journalism that is increasingly rare here as the Kremlin asserts more control.

As a result they determine through their practices what kind of questions are important and what kind of responses are meaningful.