Sentence examples for represented sort of from inspiring English sources

"That I feel was uniquely British, that notion that ambition is bad, that it's represented sort of like the evil queen in Snow White, as opposed to coming out of a love and desire to keep doing what you're doing".

I'd say Marvel-Disney wants to top Age of Ultron for sure, so if we're being very honest then that's the figure that represents sort of a "happy versus disappointed" range.

A third image where addiction and lifestyles are piggy-backing on the envisaged ICT-based infusing of most social arenas and activities, is representing sort of an in-between perspective connecting the two preceding mini-scenarios.

Somebody represents the ingenue, somebody represents the old school, somebody represents sort of the new school.

"And each brain location represents sort of a family of selected concepts.

Our results largely represent sorting of the phenotype and genotype into the two main categories, surface and cave.

But the emerging consensus seemed to be that the new dual-core offering actually represented a sort of technological overkill.

More seriously, both murders represented the sort of highly pitched moral confrontation that could be regarded as a Dutch specialty.

It represented no sort of journey.

A broadcaster now, his cooperation with Libby must have represented some sort of therapy.

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