Sentences with phrase «kinda sorta thinking»

LOVE it, kinda sorta thinking «why» you chose that word, but like you said you will tell us more later:) It is a GREAT month, I was married AND born that month.

I still have never had a salmon burger, but I kinda sorta think I need this burger right now.

Not exact matches

Because before it was guy The Shrub, who sorta kinda ran the deficit way up and started two pointless wars and wrecked the economy and little stuff like that, which people seem to think means that we Republicans can't select a decent candidate for the life of us.

You know when you think something is kinda weird so you get all down on it, but then you see it being eaten and you kinda sorta want some so you pull the ol' «How does it taste?»

Because they seem so basic, everybody thinks they sorta - kinda know how to do them.

I think it is kinda sorta starting to feel like fall around here!

I ALSO thought it'd be a fun, kinda sorta perfect time to combine my personal style mantra (since y ’ all know I lovelovelove mantras around these rosy parts) with a quasi-life mantra.

I thought it was kinda sorta somewhere in the ballpark of around now a few years back, but I wasn't certain.

If you're somewhere in between, i.e., someone who kinda, sorta likes the films rather than loves them, you'll probably find this one to be only sporadically amusing, but will also think that tedium is now going to be an ingrained part of the series.

The thrust of Deadpool 2 is that Deadpool, having suffered a personal tragedy, kinda sorta wants to be an X-Man but keeps screwing up on account of how selfish he is — until he meets an extremely unappealing mutant kid, Russell (Julian Dennison), and finally thinks of someone other than himself.

Cummings may have taken the easy way out here and there, but she largely delivers a film that kinda sorta makes you think, which isn't a characteristic the genre is known for.

I'm not an html expert, but I know you are, so I am sure you're right when you say a few supplementary bells and whistles on html will be necessary for complete ebook formatting (apart from forced page break, which already exists, kinda - sorta, I can't think of any, though..?).

In another paragraph he sorta - kinda hints that he thinks natural gas prices will never increase; but he comes up short of recommending that new natural gas fired power plants be built.

So, like, after much head - scratching, I think I've finally gotten Dr. Schmidt's point (kinda, sorta, maybe).