Sentence examples for which it kind from inspiring English sources

[He and his wife have two daughters.] They see that tower as a male fantasy, which it kind of is.

Mr. Insana's departure in 2006 for a hedge fund also was wryly referred to as a sign the market had peaked — which it kind of had.

(Whether it has 300 seats or 500 or even more, I couldn't say, but it has a lot, and the number of beers served daily must approach 10,000. The kitchen, in keeping, looks like it could feed a small army, which it kind of does).

The Apple Newton palmtop computer was a miserable bust 20 years ago, but it turns out to have been a very significant advance in the way people use computers, long before the smartphone, which it kind of heralded.

You can also add your Chevy to your AT&T Mobile Share Value Plan as if it were a giant rolling smartphone (which it kind of is, most days) or keep your car account separate.

Also, slightly more importantly, the world didn't end, metaphorically, or literally speaking, which it kind of seemed like it might at the time.

"What Mike was able to do was to create an environment in which it felt kind of like summer camp … mixed with survivalist training," Schamus said.

"Which makes it kind of hard to hold anybody accountable," the president said.

"They're definitely 'in character' when they come out, which makes it kind of fun," said Dan Rattiner, editor-in-chief of Dan's Papers.

"It makes me feel like the have-nots versus the haves, which makes it kind of fun to me," the manager said.

There's nothing political about it, which makes it kind of radical. .