that's really kind

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Maybe later when the snow's melted?" "That's really kind of you.

"But to say Marlowe, who's almost never anything but genius — that's really kind of surprising and energizingly cool".

That's really kind".

"That's really kind of in-house business".

That's really kind; it makes me proud".

But to me, that's really kind of secondary.

Let me tell you another story that was really kind of interesting.

"There have been emergent behaviors from women that are really kind of fascinating," said Ms. Pizer, at Turbine.

It is "absurdly early" to ponder 2016, Professor Birdsell acknowledged, but Mr. Cuomo "would not look odd at a Democratic convention," with positions on budget-cutting, for example, that are "really kind of spot on with national sentiment at this point".

We're just doing a big partnership with the military, with Bass Pro Shops and with a bunch of other huge retailers that are really kind of feeling the pressure of Amazon.

I crave things that are really kind of more meditative.