Sentence examples for What that represents from inspiring English sources

"This is a microcosm of what that represents".

He talks extensively about being his own man, but he's not willing to articulate what that represents.

Ultimately West Ham keeping Payet will help to attract other top players to the club, because of his quality, and because of what that represents.

That is to say, we should be able to save more than 5 million lives and prevent 50 million accidents — and what that represents also in costs to society in general, and in suffering to families.

"Really what that represents is that everyone was stuck in the pipeline," Larry Fitzgerald, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, said of the heavy numbers of executions in recent years.

"In terms of what that represents, everything about it, it's enormous.

He said Mr. Tonken's take had amounted to "less than 5percentt," although he would not say what that represented in dollars.

"I don't know what that represented," Paramo said.

"What that represented was that the results that you get from your races will not change if you do not change how you go about your training or go about your sleep schedule or anything like that," Smithers said.

You need to know what that count represents.

It's another thing to know what that number represents.