Sentence examples for kind of punk from inspiring English sources
It was this kind of punk band.
"I want something kind of punk rock," Friedman told him.
She is straightforwardly celebrated in glib black lines as some kind of punk hero.
"My attitude is kind of punk, in that I don't respect rules or dogmas.
And so these are people who are kind of punk-rock and classical musicians at the same time.
The female icons in music I aspire to — Patti Smith, Chrissie Hynde, Annie Lennox — they also embody this kind of punk-hippie attitude.
It contained both a representation of jazz aesthetics and a physical exhilaration similar to what a new kind of punk-prog rock band with simpler aims — like the Psychic Paramount, say — can deal out.
But there's something kind of punk-rock about the way she breezily says: "It's fine, you can print that I'm lazy" after sighing and breathily cooing: "I love not doing anything".
By the end of the decade he had returned to New York and taken his streetwise, antic storytelling to nightclubs, appearing as a kind of punk-rock stand-up comedian at CBGB, the Pyramid Club and the Mudd Club, as well as at Irving Plaza, opening for rock bands, including X, Pere Ubu, the Stranglers and James Brown.
