Sentence examples for it represents at from inspiring English sources

All of us who care deeply about sport and what it represents at its best must resist this creeping commercialization and professionalization.

"I don't think it represents at all what Iowa thinks.

If the House of Commons were truly reflective of the people it represents, at least 65 would be disabled.

That union feared that a boycott would hurt the workers it represents at Domino refineries in Maryland and Louisiana.

It has to make unity with Hamas, because it represents at least half of the population, and this will give the strength to the Palestinian negotiator".

The 10 km distance was chosen because it represents at least three times the mean diameter for jaguar home ranges reported by Maffei et al. (2004).

"Under the circumstances," recalled Ted Tinling, who was in the office of the All England Club with von Cramm when Hitler called, "that match stands alone for what it represented at the time.

While there is no evidence that an American warning to General Pinochet or General Contreras would have thwarted the attack on Embassy Row here, critics of the American government's role in Chile during the 1970's said today that it represented, at a minimum, a lost opportunity.

Philanthropy on the scale that Gates practices it represents imagination at its grandest.

It also represents, at least for many in the specialty coffee world, an improvement on labels like Fair Trade, bird-friendly or organic.

Though it is full of surprising subtleties, it represents Berlioz at his most grandiose, a formidable notion in itself: both untidy and glorious.