Sentence examples for some kind of big from inspiring English sources

"People are worried it's part of some kind of big military operation to recapture Idlib suburbs".

The chauffeur remarked that the writer must be some kind of big shot.

Not a baboon, but some kind of big monkey in the backyard".

What the Slaters needed was some kind of big open space — a loft.

"People talk about the Yugo like it was some kind of big failure," Bricklin said one morning.

This week's grisly end came on Sunday when Tim cast criticism of Leadsom as some kind of Big Politics conspiracy.

There would have been some sort of desktop computer without the Macintosh, some sort of popular smartphone without the iPhone, some kind of big-screen computer animation without Pixar.

But with a new seat on the finance committee, Mr. Frist said, he hopes to devote himself to the issue "to pull together all the interested parties" and to produce some kind of "big-vision thinking of where we want to be 10 years from now".

Yet for Van Gogh, there was some kind of bigger truth in their simple way of life.

He argues that people exhibit depression or worse levels of health without some kind of bigger purpose.

So when we look at whether there's still a place for media-streaming startups, the answer is complex — given current market saturation, new media-streaming startups may have a hard time differentiating themselves enough to keep up without some kind of bigger corporate buy-in.