Sentence examples for sometimes kind from inspiring English sources

At least Pinkman was sometimes kind; it was part of the grooming process.

He was upset at how some photographers presented the rag-tag rebels as heroic fighters, when in fact they were sometimes "kind of a joke".

Obviously people don't quite know what to make of Islam in today's world, so they sometimes kind of shy away from engaging in a conversation about it, even if I bring it up.

One wall of the installation is covered with text that Ms. Ali described as having "an overtly feminist tone" creating "a kind of feminist manifesto: It's humorous sometimes, facetious sometimes, kind of ironic".

It captures a different element of modern parenting: not a slog, but a conspiracy among people, some young and some not-so-young, savvy enough to know that we're only sometimes kind of on the same side.

"But if you're playing the game at a high level, a lot of athletes have a tendency to sometimes kind of abuse their bodies with that medicine in order to be effective.

Sometimes you kind of come out flat.

But sometimes a kind stranger can help.

Sometimes this kind of thing happens.

"Sometimes, these kind of things happen," she said.

"Everybody has injuries — sometimes it kind of galvanizes you," Coach John Tortorella said before the game.