Sentence examples for who kinda from inspiring English sources

Are his fans voting for the Rudy who thought the flat-tax idea was stupid, or the new one who kinda likes it?

It's just that some people who kinda look like me are in it, and everyone loved it and it won some Oscars and stuff.

They were similarly unmoved by House Minority Leader Pelosi, who (kinda sorta) advocated on the comedian's behalf.

Unlike some posses of troublemakers, this was a little crew who kinda happily hummed with a Very Alive vibe.

David Lynch, Martin, Andy Warhol, Steve Jobs...they're guys who kinda just wore the same thing every day.

Fiore continues on to say she knows a California-based doctor who "kinda coordinates" to fly people to Italy and Germany to have this procedure.

This was a weird move on ESPN's part, and a total coup for Blizzard, who kinda-sorta got away with murder on this one.

"Any other news organization would make this a story about, you know, the actual phone," said Rex Sorgatz, a veteran blogger who runs Kinda Sorta Media, a consulting company.

Then, inspired by old photos of his mum, "who looked kinda punk and a bit 80s", Grint became obsessed with punk's iconography and Jamie Reid's images in particular.

Instead of inching my way along a busy B-road in the drizzle, wearing a hard hat and a hi-vis jacket, I was on a black-and-white pony in the wild west, riding alongside men with names like Cody who talked kinda slow and carried lariats on their saddles.

This episode stars Carla, who's kinda like a young Paula Poundstone, minus all those child abuse and drunk driving charges.