Sentence examples for feel represent from inspiring English sources

These boys, we are supposed to feel, represent the faces of modern teenagehood – a doomed generation zombified by hardcore pornography, viewing women as nothing more than a series of orifices, topped off with gel nails.

"She has enough integrity to say no to things that she doesn't feel represent what she's about as an artist, and that's quite inspirational and reassuring to be around".

Ms. Schmidt and Mr. Mongeau say they program artists who they feel represent the most innovative of the many different styles of electronic music currently being produced all over the world, from avant-noise (Nurse With Wound) to improvised jazzy dub (Moritz Von Oswald Trio) to fist-pumping house and techno (Theo Parrish, Henrik Schwarz).

I use symbols that I feel represent art in the traditional sense, from images of classical sculptures to painterly brush strokes.

Think about what you really like to wear and plan out outfits that you feel represent you as an individual.

"I don't feel represented, I feel disgusted.

"We don't feel represented by the government.

Because they don't feel represented by the N.R.A.

R.A.: So what do you feel represents our era?

All women should feel represented by the fashion industry.

A space for women to feel safe, to feel represented, and to share their experiences.