Sentence examples for something more kind from inspiring English sources

"It's something that's more like a pop poem, or almost like the real world but pushed into something more kind of -- I don't know -- hyper-poetic," Korine said.

"I wanted to do something more meaningful — kind of like Kurt," Frosheiser said.

Second, Tony Blair needed to offer something more than kind words on his visit last weekend to the refugee camps outside Kosovo.

It's ideal for book reading — lucid, light — but lately it has become something more: a kind of refuge.

But this minimalist, cool Caribbean café wants to be something more: the kind of place you might take a date to.

At each level, there is something more, a kind of leap to a new level of complexity, even, as Roy put it, of freedom.

The Nobel Prize he won in 1988 made him an icon in the West as well, and something more: a kind of artistic ambassador, a first stop for readers wishing to encounter the Arab world.

Rather, Smith has something more, some kind of justification, here based on experience, that distinguishes her from Jones: Jones has only a true belief about how to get there; Smith actually knows.

But learn how to decode and interpret that chain of acronyms - CPI, PPI, PCE - and it can seem like a revelation, or at least something more than "kind of interesting".

I was after something more basic, a kind of visual cross-referencing system.

I am looking for something more primitive, a kind of abstraction that still has a sense of the body".