Sentence examples for feels represents from inspiring English sources

It's the photograph he took that he feels represents what it was like to be there.

Reed said he'll enter the race if no candidate stands who he feels represents "marginalised, peripheral communities of our country".

Proving that entrepreneurship creates substantial value, Jim McCaffrey of BTL Investments described his firm's focus on technology startups founded or led by entrepreneurs with disabilities – a segment that he feels represents an overlooked investment opportunity.

According to Wand, who was previously the founder of Sabi, a collaboration with designer Yves Behar, and has been a consultant with McKinsey and an investor with Intel Capital, Hippo has created a "tech-informed but human-enhanced" model that Wand feels represents the insurance industry future.

"This, the board feels, represents the best current deal for the club". "Though not finalised nor signed, the detail under discussion offers the board potential of a significantly better outcome than the Trust's offer". However, HUST spokesman Martin Watson told BBC Hereford & Worcester: "We're the last offer on the table.

The volunteers mark on the line the point that he or she feels represents their perception of their current state.

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

"They should have the opportunity to play with a Barbie that they feel represents them".

It's about empowering children to express themselves in a way that they feel represents them".

The area under each individual component curve is the new parameter which the authors feel represents the isolated electrical activity of one generator site.

"It is Facebook's Groups— right here, right now — that I feel represents the greatest short-term threat to election news and information integrity," writes Albright.