Kevin

[ kev-in ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Kenneth.

Example Sentences

“I was dealing with a politically motivated body. They didn't like me because of what I did to Kevin McCarthy. All of them were hand-picked by Kevin McCarthy, and they had an axe to grind.”

From Salon

As Kevin Madden, a veteran Republican communications strategist noted, Trump “was a celebrity first and a politician second” after marinating for decades in New York’s saucy tabloid culture, then residing in America’s living rooms as a make-believe boardroom baron in “The Apprentice.”

From Los Angeles Times

In truth, this was their Kevin McCarty moment.

From Salon

The problem is Scarborough and Brezinski have had a field day criticizing others, like Kevin McCarthy, or Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who have done the same thing after Trump insulted them or their families.

From Salon

Kevin Charles said he used to bump into the MP when he was out shopping.

From BBC