Sentence examples for commented represents from inspiring English sources

The book features Warhol's Rorschach image on the cover, which Stewart commented represents the multiple sides of Jay-Z's persona, from businessman to rapper, from poet to author.

For anyone who cares about the future of American politics, the comment represents a dwindling commitment to politics itself, to the notion that, through rhetoric and competition, we might find a common way as a people.

Whether anyone will buy the "great honors of my life" line is doubtful, but there's no good reason to think that the nose-holding comment represents Mr. Benton's deepest, truest beliefs, either.

During the first few weeks after she took office, somebody came up to Yellen in an airport and said, "You look just like Janet Yellen!" That comment represents a step in a progression that she is rapidly making, between being unrecognized and being unmistakable.

The DA's comment represents the first time that any law enforcement agency has said publicly what may be on the phone, which the FBI has ordered Apple to open.

BBC director-general Tony Hall commented: "BBC Films represents everything I love about the BBC.

Representative Chris Van Hollen told Fox News Sunday that McConnell's comments represented "a recipe for more gridlock" in Washington.

Their comments represent academic snobbery of the worst kind.

The mayor's comments represent a change in both his public speech and his negotiating style.

His comments represent the first eyewitness account since Kim reportedly fell ill.

Mr. Bush's comments represent a rebuke to China's leaders, though a measured one.