Sentence examples for but I represent from inspiring English sources

But I represent a gender that is in the minority of our sport".

"I'm not a game fanatic," said Mr. Pincus, 41. "But I represent the market I want to go after.

I myself am a Christian, but I represent a view of the Islamic tradition that is appreciative of all its elements -- the architecture and poetry".

"Philosophically, I'm more in tune with the Democrats right now, but I represent Vermont, and Vermont is a very independent state".

"In Cabin No. 3 they talk a lot, but I represent Cabin No. 1, the quiet cabin," said Tahira Orosco, 11, of Manhattan.

Sure, I'm not really anyone important to them, but I represent a generation of African-American men who looked up to West and Smiley – only to see them damage their legacies by engaging in embarrassing public roasts of President Obama.

I felt something was wrong on a national basis, but I represented a district in Delaware so I voted for it," McDowell said in an interview.

When you represent men -- I don't like to mention names, but I represented Brian De Palma and Richard Harris years ago, when they were big stars -- they come in with a gang of their sycophants, they're used to ordering people around.

But I represented a number of different points of view.

I didn't rule the school, but I represented both Nutria East and West when I was on the air as a DJ at WNTH, 88.1 FM, the voice of Nutria High.

"But if I represent 7,000 surfers, they listen, especially when we have our attorneys slinging lawsuits".