Sentence examples for terms kind of from inspiring English sources

Everything is, in Miles Davis's terms, kind of blue.

"I'm just not a 'bad terms' kind of person.

Another participant agreed that having had her husband present when she received the fFN results would have helped: "Because I rely on him for all the medical terms kind of thing, because I find sometimes, you know, the doctors and nurses get so caught up with all the medical terms that they start speaking to you and it's like, 'uh hello?

Besides, he said, the club was meant to be a long-term kind of thing, and the story could always change.

But there is no sign of the harder, longer term kind of thinking the previous Labour government was prepared to grapple with.

"My fondest hope," he said of the cutback, "is that this will be a short-term kind of objective in the next 18 months to two years".

But that is a short-term kind of thing.

"We're all, for lack of a better term, kind of punks.

"Xans are a short-term kind of solution, and they can't last forever.

Yeah, but I find that term kind of "social worker-y".

In a conversation with HuffPost Live on Wednesday, she speculated that the term "kind of triggered people" for sexist reasons.