Sentence examples for ideas he represents from inspiring English sources

It's as if "rebel" Labour MPs, who have come together from different wings of the party under this banner, think that Corbyn, the ideas he represents and his many supporters, are the sole cause of Labour's problems.

Although he would most likely pooh-pooh the idea, he represents to near-perfection the pre-1968 British Oxbridge intelligentsia style of sceptical, literate intelligence.

"What he was saying over and over again was that he had a responsibility to the ideas that he represents," his brother Larry said.

Mr. Obama's rise has been built in part on the idea that he represents a break from the established identities that have defined many of the nation's divisions.

Underestimating Gingrich, or the corporate idea factory he represents.

The idea that he represents progressives as he keeps groveling to conservatives is absurd and sickening.

They're seriously underestimating both Gingrich and the "Insane Idea Industry" he represents.

Getting issues of the magazine — in print or digital format — in the hands of potential readers who are at a life stage where they are "open to new habits, new ideas," he added, represents an opportunity to recruit them "for life, in many cases".

He also liked the idea (which he represented in a fragmentary epic, Die Geheimnisse ["The Mysteries"], in 1784 85 and later in his Wilhelm Meister novels) of a society of noble, self-disciplined people devoting themselves to their own culture and the improvement of the world.

I also liked the idea that he represented the struggle that Colombia went through by being seduced by (Escobar).

He's a well-disciplined workaholic and he represents the ideas Ethiopians should work for.