Sentence examples for it represents but from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to lose spring training with the history and tradition it represents, but the construction cost for the new facilities demanded was not affordable.

The Hirhs are happy in the UK and thankful for the sanctuary it represents but, like many refugees, the couple are haunted by a daily question.

Not just the monstrous playbook, or the new system it represents, but the quirks and habits and preferences of his coaches and teammates, especially the receivers.

The striking thing about this event isn't the technological failure it represents, but the way in which so many people view the closing of the tower as the natural result of Dubai's hubris.

We might remember to connect the sound of the word to the taste of the delicious, starchy treat that it represents, but the knowledge that "gnocchi" is an Italian dish would be obscured.

This is a big deal for Intel, not just because of the good demand it represents, but for what it means to the company's rising competition from low-power, commodity-priced servers.

I'm not sure what it represented but it was fun to try and figure out.

Not only for the moment it represented, but also for the movement it's unleashing.

"I found the commercial really moving, not just for the diversity it represented but also for the relationships between people from different backgrounds.

On Wall Street, however, at least until recently, $230,000 was not even chump change: it represented but a small fraction of the base pay and bonuses of the people who created the Great Recession.

"It represents fear, but it is also so beautiful.