Sentence examples for split kind from inspiring English sources

The split kind of seems like a cynical plug for the new Muppets show premiering this September... ...

When me and Jemma split they kind of put two and two together.

Opinion is split over the kind of drivers who, like Tony, drip dad-humour over the Tannoy, but I'm down with it.

The city is split by a kind of moral apartheid.

Always split on some kind of block, never the ground and never concrete.

The storytelling game and the purer, more traditional type of video game are, I think, on a path of divergence right now: whatever is happening in video games is going to split these two kinds of games off from each other, and so storytelling games are, eventually, going to become their own thing.

The song selection on "Dark Hope" is split between the kinds of bands bloggers appreciate but TV soundtracks and commercials also use — Death Cab for Cutie, Band of Horses — and choices like Jefferson Airplane's "Today" and Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" that boomers know.

The world is split into two kinds of areas: The Calm, with less halcyon eruptions and more stability for humans to live, and The Churn, where the eruptions of "raw god essence – it's the thing that makes magic work" spell danger.

General metadata can be split into two kinds: (1) those related to paleomagnetic and chronological data, and (2) those associated with how these data are stored within the database.

We hatched our devious plan at our local organic restaurant where, after much discussion, we decided to split three different kinds of pancakes.

Before he'd played a note, the band had split up again: "I kind of grabbed my clothes and instruments, and sneaked out the back door".