Sentence examples for he has to represent from inspiring English sources

He's in these situations where he has to represent himself.

Perhaps it's harsh on Graebner that he has to represent a reactionary white establishment in this allegorical scheme.

"He has to represent black and white, North and South, East and West, Christian and Muslim and everyone else".

And when I say that, it's not in a bad way — someone like Harvey, part of his tools needs to be the power, so he has to represent something strong, and he does".

"[Immelt] doesn't represent the people that, really, he has to represent," Marcus said.

He had to represent his hometown area of Oakland, and "Oaktown" had its own language.

But Mr. Thompson's defenders countered that in an atmosphere where Ms. Diallo had been called a prostitute by The New York Post, he had to represent her as aggressively as possible.

He needed to advertise his power and impress his followers; like his predecessor, he had to represent the King's honour.

And when you add in the other percentages of white Americans who would NEVER vote for Obama, but who he still has to represent in office, the specific needs of the black community becomes small again.

When Kargbo learned that he'd have to represent himself, he began to cry.

He told Milosevic (not indicted until 1999) that he would have to represent his Bosnian Serb cohorts at Dayton.