Fair
Kind of
Kind of adverb - To some degree or extent.
Both terms in one sentence
- To be fair, asking the franchise to be taken over is kind of like someone complaining that they would never see any of the Michael Bay movies.
Source: No Export For You / Film -
Though it's not like the Joker didn't WARN the guy first (see Batman: R.I.P.), and to be fair Hurt did kind of deserve it.
Source: Buried Alive -
Fair enough, it is kind of like a horse, and it acts an awful lot like a horse, but still... No one else looked at those horses and thought Odin's eight-legged steed, Sleipnir?
Source: Film / Avatar
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