Sentence examples for because he represented from inspiring English sources

"Creed's" Adonis Johnson character, played by Michael B. Jordan, was important to Coogler because "he represented so many African American men who don't have their fathers in their lives," the director said.

Because he represented the police station".

Mr Geithner became treasury secretary largely because he represented continuity in a crisis.

Prince repelled and fascinated me because he represented every side of all the contradictions I felt.

Crittendon's observations carried weight because he represented a government authority and because reporters liked and trusted him.

But that is almost a shame, because he represented a strand that we don't otherwise see much of: English purism.

"Because he represents the game, the analysis, the preparation.

He is detested in France because he represents the truth.

But can he survive?Some would say yes, just because he represents Minnesota.

But Adam is also important, he says, because he represents "ultimate masculinity".

"He has a far better chance to beat Bush because he represents the South," she said.