Sentence examples for he represents to do from inspiring English sources

To best remember and sustain M56's immense spirit, we need to harness the inspiration he represents to do something real, substantial, and fast before wolverines across the lower-48 run out of the snowy habitat they need.

Fairly or unfairly, he represents to Tory voters what Johnson does to many of their Labour counterparts – someone who shouldn't be allowed near the levers of power in case he blows something up by accident.

Who does he represent to you?

They want Mr. Sharon to calm the violence by the threat of force that he represents; they do not want him to explode the region but they recognize the risk.

Yes, yes, and again, yes; this is a Pope with his feet on the ground, who sees the vanity of the high prelates he represents and does everything to debunk it.

On one of the only government events of the year that was dedicated to Muslim Americans, the president invited Israeli Ambassador Ron Dermer to the White House Iftar, as if Dermer or the occupation he represents have anything to do with the religion of Islam.

And so Sharif is condemned – for what he represents and what he chooses to do.

Salmon, who oversees the production of hit shows such as Doctor Who and Top Gear, said the BBC was still run pretty much the same way as it was 20 years ago and used the analogy of a child moving out of home to represent what he wants to do with BBC Studios.

Do I think that Stokely Carmichael and the groups he represented did anything to help persuade white America about race?

He's doing what he's supposed to do now, represent the game in a positive way.

Does he represent cowardice to you, or do you think he might be misunderstood?