Sentence examples for because he represents from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

"I am here because he represents that, and not so much for the politics".

LUNTZ: I think that they like him so much because he represents such a significant change.

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

"They have great respect for Kim Jong-un because he represents their will".

But I would never go out to dinner with him — or I might because he represents Renault, so I might".

Not least because he represents an institution that has survived (albeit only just) many different forms of Slavic statehood.

Always prepared to condemn other Muslims and supportive of the government, he has credibility in his community not because he represents its interests to the government, but because he represents the government's interests to Muslims.