Sentence examples for can represent that from inspiring English sources
The issue is how the Labour party can represent that progressive majority.
Students can use their own research to support these positions, and then one person in the group can represent that individual in the talk show.
Under the criteria put in place, only those who have a family bloodline or who have completed five years' education in one country can represent that nation at international level.
In this example, the rotary motion to add a transitional move can represent that torsion is more accurate.
Suppose experiences can represent that one is standing before an Escher staircase, or that something is the missing shade of blue.
Kinley goes on to suggest that zombies can represent that 'inner beast that constantly moans and gnaws at our spirit.'.
So when Stephon was teaching me about dark matter a paradox in its own right—I was like, cool I think I can lyrically represent that, and I can sonically represent that.
A female royal can represent power that is politically unthreatening, embodying ideals such as family stability and continuity – as the Queen has done.
Jon Erickson, professor of ecological economics at University of Vermont, says that because of its comprehensive nature, GPI can help agencies work together – as opposed to pulling in different directions – and can represent scenarios that show impacts on multiple dimensions.
However, different AK domain models can represent concepts that are different, thereby making effective AK sharing challenging.
