Sentence examples for always represents from inspiring English sources

"Green color always represents hope," Jinzhao said.

Four, no pious implications that the blues always represents righteousness, truth and tradition.

"A triangle pointing down is a really early alchemical symbol, symbolizing the downward flow, and water, which always represents the feminine.

There can be an element of truth to this but it would be a mistake to think that the contest always represents the best the continent has to offer.

Everyone in France knows about Mr. Buren, of course, and he always represents France at great international events, laying out his stripes on the floor, up walls, on dresses, curtains, whatever, you name it, he has done it.

That would acknowledge that the minority party in the Senate, whichever party it may be, always represents well over a hundred million of us, and that the Senate was designed to be a guardian of minority rights, not a cockpit for winner-take-all politics.

Guardiola always represented a style.

Cindy Sheehan will always represent a grieving mother.

"He has always represented his profession admirably.

He does not always represent the applicant.

"He has always represented Hispanics here," Mr. Cardona said.