Sentence examples for sort of represents from inspiring English sources

"I think (punk) is so eclectic and so original and maybe it sort of represents what's very fearless about fashion".

"To me," she says, "he sort of represents how we all feel at the end of a very long week.

"Kirk sort of represents the next wave of black political leadership in the South," Mr. Jillson said.

The site sort of represents the Keyensian beauty contest for the news media, linking to the stories that everybody thinks everybody else cares about, and can drive coverage accordingly.

"Husbands really sort of represents I think what the internet can be for creators that are hungry to see stories told that just aren't being given to them by major network television or even film in some cases," says Matt Kane, associate director of entertainment media at GLAAD, the gay media watchdog group.

"Putting those together sort of represents the way a lot of young people are feeling".

But those dolphins -- you don't see them anywhere else in the park, so they sort of represent this ride".

To pull that message out of it, we think, would have been more of an editing job than just sort of representing what's there".

I think most people my age have the same feeling – that he and Steve Martin and Bill Murray sort of represented what it meant to be funny.

The age thing is, at least, thematically pertinent; the underlying concern of the play is, I think, mortality, and the three characters sort of represent the three stages of Hollywood life.

I mean, with Catholicism there are rules that did help me with reverence and respect and humility and compassion, to deal with the spiritual search and journey and sort of representing that, as I know it.