Sentence examples for is represent from inspiring English sources
verb
To present again or anew; to present by means of something standing in the place of; to exhibit the counterpart or image of; to typify.
He says, 'I work for the parents, I work for Middle America' — but all he does is represent the studios".
"I think what [the BBC] does is represent the view of mainstream, metropolitan, liberal people who are well off and live in London.
"Instead of retiring, I still get to do what I love to do and do so well, which is represent clients," he said.
Represent Last but not least is Represent, a beautiful book about the wonderful Dutch ceramics maker Royal Tichelaar Makkum designed by the equally wonderful Irma Boom.
"The Democrats know what they have to do but they can't get themselves to do it, which is represent people more and big business less and their contributors less".
It all reminds me of a line from Edward Said's Orientalism: "From the beginning of Western speculation about the orient, the one thing the orient could not do is represent itself".
He is representing himself.
"It is representing Canada.
"Every continent is represented".
She is representing everywoman.
who is representing Mr. Peterson.
