Sentence examples for represented a sort of from inspiring English sources

To the girl Bob represented a sort of security - an antidote to her rootless life.

"In Bergman's world I represented a sort of intellectual, sceptical, ironic person, rather cold and frustrated," he said.

In this urban shtetl, the Parsonnets, all of them doctors or musicians, represented a sort of New World royalty.

And it confirms the view that Mr. Demetz expresses in the concluding lines of his crystalline little book, that Brescia represented a sort of final moment of innocence.

The series with Sri Lanka represented a sort of coming out for Paksitani fans starved of first-class cricket at home.

Given the main festival's theme this year, "Youth: Genius and Folly," you might have hoped that featuring the ensemble represented a sort of canny counter-programming, designed to show that experience, too, has its place.

In political terms, evoking Banisadr represents a sort of political red card.

As such, they represent a sort of Viking-era "colonial" monument.

In the play, alternately roaring and apologizing, he represents a sort of simulacrum of Lear.

But second, it may represent a sort of arms race, particularly on the third metric.

"It's an animal that lives a long time, so it represents a sort of reassurance, or the eternal, perhaps".