Sentence examples for undergoing kind from inspiring English sources

Trump, he says, is "an interesting blip" in a country that is undergoing "kind of a correction".

"Since Europa's elliptical orbit sometimes takes it farther away from Jupiter, the amount of stretching it undergoes kind of relaxes a little bit," he explained.

They were also, almost invisibly, undergoing a kind of truama therapy.

I was undergoing a kind of ritual stripping away of the habitual.

It was a couple of years back that Birkenstocks began undergoing some kind of transformation.

"Of the 90-some sites we found, almost every one is undergoing some kind of physical renewal," he said.

And many are undergoing the kind of restructuring that took place here during the late 1980's and early 1990's.

Each is undergoing a kind of 21st-century renaissance, with shops and restaurants moving in, and a new, often young crowd arriving to live or just to play.

From historically minded breweries that pay homage to our founding fathers, to bohemian pubs that craft unusual ales, the city is undergoing a kind of beer renaissance.

The place where they occur is usually undergoing some kind of category shift in its mission, which makes the safeguards that were invented for the old mission insufficient.

Not just the only UK and US No 1 album to feature death metal blastbeats, Iowa was also evidence of a band undergoing some kind of demented collective meltdown.