Sentence examples for were considered kind from inspiring English sources

Warhol and his factory were considered kind of gauche.

He was met with criticisms like, "If you're homeless how can you vote, how can you demonstrate that you have the right to vote here?" At the time time, these efforts were considered kind of crazy, but now we're talking about them in a way that we weren't before.

Back then the NEA was considered kind of a company union.

"People feel like if they reject any particular project, they'll be considered kind of noncooperative players and more goodies won't come their way," she told me.

Men who had been considered kind were now revealed as unkind; love was not love but some lethal quality that came first with flowers and then tried to leave with the furniture.

You are attacked because they think you might be [in a gang]." Myron was not a member of any gang and was considered kind, funny and decent by his peers.

Coppola says, "No doubt that's why I got the job because I was considered kind of a younger filmmaker using what were thought of as more modest techniques, such as handheld cameras".

It was considered kind of sacrilege".

This is considered kind of dishonourable but definitely happens.

It means it's been so negotiated, that it's considered kind of done".

We now live in a post-2013 VMAs world, where music videos featuring Miley's tongue and dancing models are considered kind of "meh".