Sentence examples for because it represents from inspiring English sources

She said she wanted to create this kind of character because "it represents the world".

The media should be deeply concerned about this un-diversity - not because it represents moral turpitude on our part, but because it represents bloody awful business sense.

On the contrary, we oppose the same-sex family not merely because it represents a change but because it represents a bad change.

Mr. Salvaggio said, "I like Ascii because it represents the form with a breakdown of language.

"It's alarming because it represents the potential of an epidemic," he said.

I hate Davos because it represents almost – note I'm not being too sweeping here!

Their success is profoundly important because it represents a fundamental shift.

She added: "It's a step forward on television because it represents truth.

Because it represents the future that so many of us want.

"It's a masterpiece because it represents an amazing element of figures in context," Mr. Naef said.

Analysts who follow outsourcing companies like to see unbilled revenue because it represents future earnings.