Sentence examples for because she represented from inspiring English sources

Working-class women loved Jade because she represented their emancipation and spirit.

James remarked that he'd switched agents, to Sarah Self, of W.M.E., because she represented Diablo Cody, the screenwriter of "Juno".

Did the masses who turned out to mourn on the streets of Britain identify with Diana because she represented the "constituency of the rejected"?

The high court judge said that Henry's claim was important because she represented "a new category of people" – a victim of a crime.

DeLay threw his support behind country singer Sara Evans that season, e-mailing his supporters to vote for her because she represented "good American values".

Sarah Brown, a primary school teacher based just outside Oxford, was chosen for the trial because she represented a typical suburban commuter.

"And the French like her because she represents them well".

I will be voting for Jill Stein because she represents the only real choice that exists.

She wore it because she represents Rich Prosecco (sparkling wine in a gold-colored can) and the dress matched".

Democrats tend to cut her much slack, because she represents a white, traditionally Republican district that curls around Albany.

The personification of Betty Draper as Barbie is particularly resonant, Mr. Thompson said, because she represents "the wife who lives in her dream house whose soul is eaten away".