Sentence examples for kind of represented from inspiring English sources
That kind of represented freedom to me.
They also have Robinson Cano, who is kind of represented by Jay-Z.
It kind of represented us, I think it took us a while to find it but I think we found the right song".
It kind of represented where I was coming from at that point, and kind of what led me to make my own CD, which is some of the people I was playing with at that time who were on that particular tune; Mike and Randy Brecker, and a piano player named Don Grolnick, who also wrote that song.
"They kind of represent ourselves.
"Jim kind of represents what America used to be," she added.
I like old bones and classic furniture, and this kind of represents me very well.
There are hippies and hipsters and yuppies here, which kind of represents the social mix in Denmark.
I ordered the book for him and I realised that what they were doing was super neat and I was kind of representing this!
She was really close to my mum and it was nice to be able to have somebody like that there to kind of represent my parents.
SCOTT And it would find a good home on PBS! Don't Billy Crystal and Madonna kind of represent the same pop-cultural era?
