Sentence examples for somewhat kind of from inspiring English sources

So we got to a point where I was really excited to chat and I was getting somewhat kind of a cold response and finally I just said, 'I'm just not sure you're interested in me the way you were.'.

First of all, we must be somewhat kind to industry.

Hairs and feathers develop from a somewhat similar kind of rudiment.

"We've made them somewhat irreverent kind of characters that are human".

"I could alleviate the effects somewhat and kind of dampen it, but I couldn't change the trend.

He said of its recent opening to a more general audience, "I have observed its mutation into a somewhat different kind of site.

He will "be somewhat more kind of the operations person on a day-to-day basis," Mr. Lay said in an interview.

As fans of "Something Sort of Grand-ish" from "Finian's Rainbow" could tell you, "ish," when used as a suffix, is meant to express everything from "roughly" and "somewhat" to "kind of" and "close to".

This is a somewhat new kind of religion.

Reviews in Britain have been somewhat kinder.

This sounds somewhat like the kind of cloud-based services increasingly offered by Amazon Web Services, Google and Microsoft.