Sentence examples for he certainly represents from inspiring English sources

He certainly represents pride".

"He certainly represents one faction of the Republican party, but there are just so many competing voices," said Kitty Cole, an athletic trainer.

The 91-year-old may not be typical - he is the oldest person working for the DIY group - but he certainly represents a growing trend: more than 100,000 people aged over 60 found a new job in the year to November - a rise of 11%, the biggest ever, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said yesterday.

Drafted by the Falcons (90, 3rd round), Matt Schaub is a good but not great quarterback, though he certainly represents excellent value for the 90th pick.

He said the offer "certainly represents full and fair value of Illumina".

But they certainly represented a range of opinions, and the intensity of views, on the issue.

He is a person and player that I greatly respect and who certainly represents an emblem and symbol of esteem.

Which certainly represents progress.

That certainly represents progress.

It certainly represents a major increase.

If not particularly imaginative, the group's name certainly represents truth in advertising.