Sentence examples for kind of reflected from inspiring English sources

The work evolved; as we were looking at songs, Todd and I realized that all the songs kind of reflected this struggle.

"That's kind of reflected when you look at the teams and the average number of caps most of our opposition have got, and the new caps we have in contrast".

And I think, now, that I've kind of reflected on it, that's what a great science-fiction movie needs.

As Bill Drummond himself said in an interview with X Magazine in 1991, "When we're having the big Orbital raves out in the country, and you're dancing all night and then the sun would come up in the morning, and then you'd be surrounded by this English rural countryside...we wanted something that kind of reflected that, that feeling the day after the rave, that's what we wanted the music for".

So it kind of reflects what you just said.

"I was kind of reflecting on my days on Broadway," he said in a recent interview.

It kind of reflects how I feel inside about people and life and the world and stuff.

And then you look at the power stations, and for some reason, they kind of reflect that.

"It just kind of reflects the times," Mr. Maulawizada said, referring to the grim economy and pop-culture references.

"There is an emerging middle class in many part of the world, and pet ownership kind of reflects that," he said.

But Mr. Li said our experience "does kind of reflect some problems that China will have as they deal with cultural diversity, pluralism and tolerance".