Sentence examples for as well represent from inspiring English sources

In reality, the team might as well represent Colorado.

AT Paper Mill Playhouse, "Anything Goes" might as well represent a flippant stage direction, or an arbitrary state of mind.

(Alex and Nancy suggest that she consider moving to Florida, where she could live among people in her own demographic.) But the old lady is also, as Nancy is forced to admit, full of life, and she might just as well represent the indomitable spirit of an old, ethnic Brooklyn refusing to be vanquished by the forces of gentrification.

MR: I personally feel that "Pill" might as well represent everything that is advertised to us seemingly every minute of the day.

They could as well represent the capture of attention by task-unrelated stimuli (e.g., external noises or hunger sensations, labeled here as external distractions [29], [30], [31]).

Patient B (table 3) could as well represent a de novo thrombotic episode.

CAROLE LOMBARD ON DVD Carole Lombard isn't as well represented on DVD as she ought to be.

(His publisher has released only a sketchy bio, and he's not nearly as well represented online as his four subjects).

Maybe a lot of mixed-race people get represented quite well, but a lot of black or Asian people will feel they're not as well represented.

And a degree of flamboyance, as well, represented in the scrapbook by Las Vegas showgirls trussed in glittering body suits and a series of matadors flaunting gold braid.

The 20th century is not as well represented, but fine examples by Sheridan Lord, John Marin, Ernest Lawson and others make up in quality what is lacking in quantity.