Sentence examples for shoe kind from inspiring English sources
A rustic dance — the thick-soled shoe kind — introduces the third movement, in which quiet melancholic moments give way to punishing rhythms and sudden harmonic U-turns.
The restaurant is casual but not a sand-in-your-shoes kind of place.
Consider it a sensible-shoes kind of show, featuring downsized sedans, people movers, hybrids and customized compacts.
They are, luckily, fairly attractive in a "weird dude who wears barefoot shoes" kind of way but the first thing you'll notice is that they have four toes instead of five.
"So in a way the shoes kind of represent me.
His vintage, black polished shoes kind of blew his cover, as did his posh filtered cigarettes.
Anthropology requires us to become intimate with the people we want to understand - getting inside their skin, standing in their shoes kind of thing.
A contemporary reviewer noted in 1848 that Longfellow was creating a "Goody two-shoes kind of literature... slipshod, sentimental stories told in the style of the nursery, beginning in nothing and ending in nothing".
The fateful hike in Kurdistan was actually "just a trail" and not some tortuous backcountry experience -- "a t-shirt and tennis shoes kind of hike," as Shon put it.
They're dress shoes or walking shoes, any kind of shoes.
Someone once asked me: "If you were a shoe, what kind would you be?" Seriously?
