Sentence examples for and represented everything from inspiring English sources

Real mano a mano stuff that was clean and represented everything that is grand about grand prix racing.

For others, Edwards was a laughing stock who belittled both the sport of ski jumping and the 1988 Winter Olympics, and represented everything that was bad in a nation that seemed to adore sporting losers.

Then came Keeping Up With The Kardashians, a show I thought was vapid, desperate and represented everything that was wrong with the world.

"This guy's trouble with a charming smile, and represents everything Allstate protects you from".

Burnham said that the budget "divided young from old" and "represents everything that's wrong with Westminster politics".

Though I take full responsibility for my poor performance, the discussion itself was unproductive and represents everything that is wrong with the British discourse on radicalisation: the tendency is to generalise, filter our nuance and prioritise academic opinion over Muslims' feelings - the sentiment on the street.

"This is no day for sadness but about moving into a great new era in this institution that is a really sacred trust and represents everything about journalism, reporting and all that goes with it, especially the people that have gone with it, and I'm honoured to be here".

We feel like we need to stand for a dozen different things all at once and represent everything that we're trying to say.

The Clippers' relatively new training facility is only five miles away in Playa Vista and represents everything the Lakers want — two basketball courts, plenty of executive offices and enviable video and weight rooms in 42,500 square feet.

Westbrook has been a cruel leader for years and represents everything Willow has risked her life to destroy once and for all but blandly tells Venice "he's my friend!" Um, why?

The Hilltoppers were her favorite group, and they represented everything she had ever felt and dreamed about her life.