Sentence examples for feel he represents from inspiring English sources

And as Charles, like so many Coward protagonists, finally escapes the domestic chaos, you feel he represents Coward's ideal of a life of work and travel unimpeded by demanding relationships.

"I feel he represents a lost soul," says Maarten Elen, one-half of the Belgian duo.

We feel he represented us in a very poor way".

Given that situation, there is a part of me that feels he represents the Jewish people at his school.

The 34-year-old Collins was a popular figure who always felt he represented a particular type of Kiwi.

I felt he represented the pain and frustration of the people who have been hurt while fighting in this war.

Despite my deracinated cosmopolitan ideals, despite the fact I never voted for him, I nevertheless felt he represented me when he spoke, and I didn't like it.

Traficant remained popular because voters felt he represented their interests, and because he was able to get them their share of pork-barrel money.

Student Margot Cadic, from Paris, voted for Mr Macron in both stages of the election because she felt he represented her centrist and open values.

What Bernie Sanders showed in exactly the places where she failed to carry up there in Wisconsin and so forth, Bernie Sanders showed that he could talk to working people, the people the Democrats were supposed to be able to talk to and get them excited and get them to feel that he represented some change.

"Okorocha did not feel he could represent John Doe #1 going forward anymore and recommend him finding another lawyer," a source exclusively told RadarOnline.com.com