Sentence examples for because you represent an from inspiring English sources
If you suspect the man was trying to con you out of a few dollars because you represent an easy mark, give him nothing.
"You're held to a higher standard because you represent a corporation, their employees, their customers and their products.
I used to be invited to every major sporting event in the world … Everyone is nice to you because you represent a chance for them to make money.
In the crypt side, you have to be careful because you are representing a red flag.
"Being the secretary of state of a global power sometimes seems to be easy because you are representing a global power, but it has its own difficulties," says Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
Because you do not represent a majority, or even a significant percent, of Catholics, any more than Tony Perkins, Ron Crews, or the leaders of any of the other fundamentalist organizations in the so-called "Restore Military Religious Freedom" coalition represent a majority of evangelicals or any other Christians.
"Because we represent an ideology.
Would you represent England because England once ruled America?
But you can't resist the idea of wanting to dip those chubby toes in paint, because you know those feet represent a fleeting moment in time.
