Sentence examples for I represent whatever from inspiring English sources

To some, I represent whatever stereotype or fear or anxiety that precedes their interaction with me.

I was surprised for a moment and then I understood just how fitting that was — how well it represented whatever it was that I'd heard about Pynchon.

Graphite represents the will to kill; "true blues" represent whatever remains of the human impulse; gray and ochre tones represent the muddled middle.

Regardless of whether their representational power is intrinsic, or is grounded in mentalese (or something else), non-verbal images represent (or are normally taken or used to represent) whatever they are images of – my image of the Eiffel Tower represents the Eiffel Tower for me, my auditory image of the sound of a trumpet represents the sound of a trumpet, and so on.

We can then take these roles to determine the semantic identity of concepts: concepts are the concepts they are because they have the conceptual roles they have; that is to say, among other things, concepts represent whatever they do precisely in virtue of these roles.

They might not represent whatever nostalgic, romanticized idea of club culture that's been peddled for the last thirty years, but that's okay.

Nowadays in Europe and America, at least—it tends to be more about aesthetics, but can of course be prompted by anything, and represent whatever the recipient wants it to represent.

To identify as a partisan Democrat or Republican means you're willing to accept that your "team" winning is more important than anything -- you'll say or represent whatever it takes.

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For those of you Yahoo! users out there who still haven't heard the word, Google updated logos earlier this week with a sleek, modern font, and a fun set of looping symbols (to represent whatever fun, Google-y activities you're up to at the moment), apparently to make their brand more mobile/smartwatch friendly.

"I don't see how you can represent whatever that number was on a mental abacus faster than you can say it," he said, adding: "A lot of money should be spent doing research on how the brain can manage to do this, because I think this is a really extraordinary thing!" In 2008 I visited Yoji Miyamoto's abacus school in Tokyo and he showed me another fascinating aspect of Flash Anzan.