Sentence examples for sweet kind of from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Regarding "New York, Chapter and Verse" (Dec. 16), there's a sweet kind of denial in going to Manhattan to report on literary night life.

All this is fine — kind of sweet, kind of creepy, though not as achy as "Ghost" or as haunting as "The Sixth Sense".

I take the lift back up to ground level relieved that I work in an "amusingly named sweet" kind of environment.

I'm part nobody, part pin-up,' she observed with a shrug), kind of sad, kind of angry, kind of vacuous (favourite word: 'minger', favourite phrase 'Come on, bring it on'), kind of sweet, kind of funny ('You should be a Jordan lookalike' said a stablehand. 'I'd rather be someone than try and look like someone. She's plastic') and, yes, almost certainly a grisly tragi-comic accident-in-waiting.

She also smelled really sweet, kind of like a mix between tangerines and apricots.

Their scenes together depicted a sweet kind of mid-life love affair, in contrast to the silly teenage flirtations of the Brady kids.

But the capture of Mr. Hussein in his earthen hiding place was the sweetest kind of vindication for a president who has earned worldwide skepticism and criticism -- along with substantial praise -- for his Iraq policy.

"It's no longer just a grass-roots, nuts-and-sweets kind of thing," said Nancy Tiemann, president of Bare Necessities, which specializes in nude travel and is offering a seven-day Greek cruise in September, along with four others in 2008 and 2009.

It tastes like a slightly sweeter kind of peanut butter, and consist of peanut paste, vegetable oil, sugar, milk powder, vitamins and minerals.

Sweet, kind, loving husband of Barbara Meister; father of Vicki Wolfe, Nina and Rod (Jilg) and David; grandfather and great-grandfather.

Sweet, kind sonin-law of Evelyn Tuby and admired brother-in-law of Suellen Globus.