Sentence examples for show kind from inspiring English sources

"Just hearing it was a minstrel show kind of repelled me immediately," Mr. Henry said.

That show kind of limped along the first year until it got how many Emmy nominations?

"The people on the show kind of know that they should have quit these cars a long time ago".

"Frankly, it's scary for me because the TV show kind of argues that non-monogamy might be the answer to having a successful relationship".

Or perhaps Nigel hopes Trump will employ him as a sidekick on his own show – kind of like Hank on Larry Sanders.

What comes across is a Truman Show kind of existence: a self-contained world that the staff rarely leave, and where the "college moms" (faculty wives) spend their days power-walking the grounds.

"It's been your typical reality-show kind of fighting," said Jen Meerow Berniker, 32, a second-generation Madoff customer whose retiree parents lost their life savings through a feeder fund.

The fact that I'm away from home means I'm indulging probably more in that after-show kind of thing, while in London you just go back home and make yourself a soup or something.

| Aug. 1 at 6 30: On a breathtaking outdoor stage overlooking the lush Berkshire hills, Hawaii's Hālau I Ka Wēkiu, a company that specializes in traditional hula — the authentic, storytelling kind, not the hotel-tourist-show kind — offers a program demonstrating the vitality of this ancient art form.

If you spent most of your teen years struggling with an evil period (you know, the no-show kind that then made surprise appearances at the worst times), we've got great news: at this point in your life, your flow will likely become more consistent.

"Our accomplishments show what kind of people we are.