Sentence examples for slightly kind of from inspiring English sources

"I'm slightly kind of nervous" about moving to America, he said in a telephone interview, "but that's a healthy thing".

But there's a slightly kind of stiff, repressed British upbringing, and I think he made up for that by moving to America and becoming a hedonist and a player and having a different partner in bed every night.

"There was a slightly kind of anally retentive obsession that people like me used to have when I was involved in New Labour – that if you float a dangerous idea, it's kind of terminal for you," says Taylor.

'I feel like it's slightly kind of a bit like a taboo subject [ending the relationship].

Each forum catered to a slightly different kind of man.

Poetry is a slightly different kind of music, beautifully limited.

He seemed to enjoy his visit, in a slightly detached kind of way.

How did you make that move into making a slightly different kind of film, more of an ensemble piece?

After doing so, I have often walked the streets in a strange, happy, but slightly unwholesome kind of delirium.

"We are in a slightly different kind of sandbox," says Barber, citing the FT's global business focus.

A few years after Yukawa published his theory, a Swedish theorist, Oskar Klein, proposed a slightly different kind of carrier for the weak force.