Sentence examples for who kind from inspiring English sources

"They have players who kind of disappear and just show up around the net," he said.

They were the ones who kind of overdid things in a big way.

If those networks are male-dominated or white, they essentially end up with people who kind of look like them".

"It was Bill who kind of technocratized the Daley operation," said Ric Munoz, a Chicago city alderman.

"I think the man who kind of coined it for us was Walter Margulies of Lippincott & Margulies," Olins said.

I just thought they were strange people who kind of looked alike, but they do it for a living".

So I admire people who kind of stick to their roots and stay grounded.

Mama is based on her grandmother, who kind of raised her and actually was Jamaican.

"You know, I was just looking for somebody who kind of did the 'only child' thing.

"I'm a guy who kind of grows on you after a while.

Mr. Steuerman, Mr. Tamburro said, was a quiet man, who "kind of kept to himself".