Sentence examples for felt to represent from inspiring English sources

As an old man, Robertson observed that his Blakes were "felt to represent one of my few excuses for existence".

Asked how it felt to represent corporate-brand nerds at SXSW, one individual replied, "I actually reject the 'nerd' characterization.

"This was something that the Scottish National Portrait Gallery was already mindful of and it's difficult to see how it could be felt to represent undue influence.

Asked how it felt to represent America at the 2005 Venice Biennale, after decades of slow-simmering acclaim, he concedes: "That was very... good.

And SAVION GLOVER is back for a monthlong season at the JOYCE THEATER, where his last program, in January, was widely felt to represent a breakthrough for this immensely gifted tap stylist and innovator.

This was felt to represent an area of gliosis based on interval stability over 19 months.

Mansour Mohammed Al Ansari puts it like this: "To keep them passionate and fighting for Qatar is a challenge that exists but so far they have tasted how it feels to represent Qatar and to win so I hope that continues and I believe it will.

In the video above, Sandoval, along with several other young Latinos, discuss their dedication to civic engagement, the responsibility they feel to represent their communities and the paths that led them to the White House.

I had an opportunity to speak with Purser about the responsibility she feels to represent a certain audience, and why she believes Barb is still due for some proper justice.

This was felt to be adequately represented in the model by the combination of the terms 'board certified GP' and 'hospital experience'.

How does it feel to be representing it for the first time at the Golden Globes?