Sentence examples for believe he represents from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Cutter, communications director for the Kerry campaign, explained why the campaign chose Mr. Obama, a former community organizer and Harvard-educated civil rights lawyer: "We believe he represents the future of the party".

An old friend, the New York University historian and author Jeffrey Sammons, writes: "In the end, what really matters about Tiger is what he means to the folks who believe he represents them.

Mimicking the structures of Solidarity, mouthing its ideals, laying wreaths before its monuments, he seeks support among the people and in the world at large by making believe he represents and embodies a great social movement that in fact he is working with the whole power of his government to crush.

His case that Khan poses a threat to the green belt may be as thin as it is contrived, but it forms part of a larger, subtler and possibly potent message to Tory-leaning voters in Outer London: I will defend you against the encroachments of Khan and all that I want you to believe he represents.

You want to honor your God and the universal love you believe he represents?

You might think that I would reflexively oppose him, but I believe he represents the new leadership Greece needs.

The vision of Glenconner barking imperious and impetuous commands to his hapless assistants encouraged reviewers to believe he represented an egregious example of feudal arrogance, if not near-lunacy.

We don't believe he represented us enough as U.S. Senator, never mind as a vice president, and don't think he should run for both seats at the same time".

He believes he represents a very authentic and honest sexuality that middle-class America just can't accept".

The new mayor believes he represents not just policies but zeitgeist, which is the one thing that trumps political power.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board believes he "represents the GOP's new generation of reformers".