Sentence examples for everything represents from inspiring English sources

"If you look around a restaurant, everything represents a choice: the kind of salt shaker that's on the table, the art on the walls, the uniforms on the waiters".

It's really important that every aspect of what we do – the clothes, the swing tags, the shelves, everything – represents my point of view, because that's what the brand stands for".

"A lot of the stuff we do here, actually nearly everything, represents what's happening in here" – he taps his chest – "because we don't want to attack the head anymore, we want to attack the soul of the man, the spirit of the man.

When you were married for over 25 years, everything represents a memory.

This octogenarian, who acts as if he knows everything, represents what should end once and for all in Cuba.

David Astor, who was editor of the Observer in 1966, was sympathetic to everything represented by Hindley's fate.

NEARLY everything representing New Year in the Southern tradition is in this soup, and if you serve corn bread on the side, the menu is complete.

The IoE [Internet of Everything] represents a whole new attack vector that we believe criminals will already be looking for ways to exploit," according to the Europol threat assessment.

After her arid upbringing, Catherine's thirst for James and everything he represents is voracious.

Tim, dressing casually for such starchy surroundings, wants the job, though he loathes everything it represents.

Europe's elite are not swooning over Guardiola per se but over his philosophy and everything he represents.