Sentence examples for kind of replaced from inspiring English sources

"There's not a week that goes by," he said, "that I'm not right in the middle of a performance and I don't think, 'O.K., what would Leslie do?' It's kind of replaced 'What would Jesus do?' in my life".

But in the 1960s, especially, when hosiery technology was developed more and tights became popular with women, they kind of replaced stockings, and since then they have been overwhelmingly aimed at women".

"This has kind of replaced sitting in front of the boob tube watching Simpsons reruns," he says.

"If you go back historically - [and] I was looking at some Evening Standard headlines, where there were things written about the British Jewish community less than 100 years ago - they have kind of replaced one with the other".

Since I can't really talk like most people, I've kind of replaced my need for speech with music.

Gone are the Russian invaders (well, kind of), instead replaced by North Koreans, who overthrow a large section of the United States.

This mystery has been eliminated, without any other kind of suspense replacing it.

Its puffed-up air was a metaphor for the spend-spend-spend mores of Reaganomics, one kind of inflation replacing another.

In this new kind of musical, concept replaced character, gravity replaced frivolity, irony replaced affirmation.

In this study, the water-to-binder ratios were 0.28, 0.32, and 0.36, and four kinds of sand replaced by glass were used at volume with replacement ratios of 0%, 10 %, 20, and 30%.

A photograph from the late 19th century depicts "City of Hudson," a paddle steamer of the kind that replaced sailing vessels.