Sentence examples for believes represents from inspiring English sources

Describes Tzalmon, a new prison in the Galilee, in Israel, which Ziskind just completed, and which he believes represents his most advanced ideas.

Describes Tzalmon, a new prison in the Galilee, in Israel, which Ziskind just completed, and which he believes represents his most advanced ideas..

Major Hasan, an American-born Muslim, told the judge that he wanted to tell potential jurors that he was being forced to wear a military uniform that he believes represents "an enemy of Islam".

The quantity, Mr. Sato believes, represents a sweet spot between precious objects and mass-produced gewgaws, "giving owners the chance to experience the joy of owning 1 percent," he explained in an e-mail.

A bitter enmity grows violent between Stamps and the soldier Bishop Cummings -- a swindling preacher who Stamps believes represents all those "who acted just like whitey wanted them to act".

She says the games can address the "lack of understanding in society" that she believes represents the "biggest challenge to being a disabled athlete or being a disabled person".

A rated driver is the person that auto insurance companies believe represents the greatest loss potential for an insured vehicle.

This will be different, a road map for what I believe represents delicious, smart, contemporary cooking and eating.

"Now it is possible for the people to reinstate who they believe represents their interests," he said.

They have since collected about seventeen hundred signed cards, which they believe represents about sixty per cent of undergraduate and graduate student workers.

"The Banksy Elephant", they believe, represents not just a one-trick punchline, but an ingenious bit of left-leaning political commentary.