Sentence examples for thinking kind of from inspiring English sources

Still, marketing and maintenance issues are thinking kind of small.

I didn't come off the court thinking kind of, What if?" Djokovic, who defeated Murray in the Australian Open final this year, said Murray had gotten much better since last year at this time.

"But who's now at the meet-ups is a much broader slice, though I would say it's still a pretty tech-forward thinking kind of audience – anybody interested in improving an aspect of their health".

I'm thinking kind of like Tron or the Arcade Fire.

I remember coming out of the instructor session thinking, kind of mental overload trying to understand everything they said and finding it useful.

"A lot of people want to get more toward creative thinking, critical thinking kinds of things," he said.

"In other cities, geothermal is not a radical, what-were-they-thinking kind of technology, but something that's very common," Mr. Bell said.

Mr. Chapman: Even if they go to a senior living center, it's going to be a more forward-thinking kind of contemporary environment.

And they reminded themselves that a 26-year-old institution that people around here often take for granted, in a wishful-thinking kind of way, can still malfunction or at least produce unwanted events.

To emphasis this still further the designer had used silicone gel throughout the collection – a forward-thinking kind of couture decoration which looked as if a spirograph had been involved.

And true to his reputation as a technology-oriented, forward-thinking kind of guy, Mr. Gladwell is the only staff writer at The New Yorker who maintains a personal and fully stocked Web site, complete with all his articles for The New Yorker archived and indexed.