Sentence examples for represents a certain kind from inspiring English sources

There is the courtyard apartment that represents a certain kind of romantic Hollywood architecture; there is the industry restaurant, the car, a scene at the beach.

That author represents a certain kind of connector — the kind who always follows up when he says he is going to make an introduction.

Walsh's filmmaking in "Saskatchewan" represents a certain kind of classical perfection, but it is exciting to discover the more experimental work of George Sherman, a director who has yet to receive his critical due.

So (5) should be analyzed as self-attributing an experience which represents a certain kind of tissue damage occurring in the back of my hand.

It's certainly diverting, and it does represent a certain kind of impersonal, even absurdist writing that can often be seen on German stages.

He was perhaps not the legend that his mother was, but to many he represented a certain kind of stubborn belief that good newspapering was its own end.

Michael Miller recalls, "She represented a certain kind of blonde, a certain kind of sophisticated carnage and a way of moving through the world with a sense of the good things.

We'll never know, of course, but Blandings came to represent a certain kind of English pastoral myth in the 1920s and 30s as much as Gatsby can be said to capture the spirit of the American Jazz age.

To our knowledge, the current metabolites prediction methods usually utilized a generic reaction SMARTS pattern to represent a certain kind of metabolic reactions.

These models typically represent a certain kind of propagation scenario (like indoor offices, or outdoor picocells), without considering a specific propagation environment.

"Fyusion's vision is that our fyuse 3D spatial photography format will become ubiquitous, and the de-facto standard for representing a certain kind of 3D spatial data for consumers at scale," Radu Rusu, Fyusion's chief executive, wrote to me in an email.