Sentence examples for for it represents from inspiring English sources

Riverside Drive lovely and pink and melancholy as Youth for it represents my youth.

This is serious, for it represents the real possibility of discovery.

The emphasis on getting dirty is no accident, according to Janique Helson, director for client services at ML Rogers, for it represents the intangible benefits of gardening.

As Thomas Hobbes insisted, civil war constitutes the greatest threat to governments, for it represents the dissolution of the "sovereign power".

There is no sign, yet, that they are willing to do so.But the claim of victory is still important, for it represents a test for the president, too.

The setup is as feudal and contented as Wodehouse's Blandings, and what Tony Blair must think of it heaven knows, for it represents all that his history-scorning administration has sought to wipe away, or, at any rate, to forget.

For loci, it represents the 10th percentile rank for all GenCall scores for that locus.

(In a way, for Coutts it represents a return to its roots: It was founded by John Campbell, a Scottish goldsmith).

But IMI is important less for what it makes than for what it represents.

But job security isn't just a concern for employees: it represents a serious risk for employers too.

For some, it represents an unfathomable hurdle; for others, it presents a challenge to discover, unravel and find out more.