Sentence examples for really kinda from inspiring English sources

I've met him, and he's really kinda creepy.

It's the same.MAN: Do I have to dial a one first?(Elaine nods and the man crumples up her number).MAN: I'm really kinda seein' somebody.ELAINE: Yeah?

Leonie Witte said on her Facebook page that she had seen Farage "in the queue at the German embassy with me and my fellow European citizens", adding: "I guess he realised he really kinda screwed us over and is quickly trying to also get some dual citizenship".

"One of the things I think is really kinda cool," he says, "is you can watch a badly done movie and maybe the two lead actresses are really crappy, or not really crappy, maybe they're just not that good, all right, but, God damn it, crazily enough you actually get caught up in the story and actually start caring about them and want it all to work out well.

It's really kinda silly to try to talk about all of its features in a quick blog post.

This is the part of the article where I should explain what "plasmonics" means, but even though he described it to me over lunch at the University of Southern California a couple of weeks ago, and even though I felt I really kinda almost understood it at the time, I can now describe plasmonics as easily as I can juggle otters.

Apparently, the Rangers were ordered to the beach for some rest and relaxation to gear up for what really is kinda sorta a must-win.

And, three, she really is kinda hot.

Okay, well not really, but kinda.

So go! Go become a wayward delinquent of old in a creepy, is-that-really-me kinda way.

"When I first got into dnb I was really into the kinda head sound, Metalheadz sound, Renegade Hardware, a lot of the kinda darker stuff to be honest.