Sentence examples for it represents now from inspiring English sources

"Much as the swastika may have started as meaning one thing, fascism is what it represents now".

Panic doesn't just meaning curling up into a ball: there is a useful kind, which involves realizing how bad the Obamacare implentation has been and the real danger to truly vulnerable people it represents, now and in the future — and then doing something about it.

It's a cover that spoke to the time the music was made – the early 1970s – but speaks to what it represents now, too – an almost mythic America that's part innocent, part cynical, but which lives on in those who love rock'n'roll.

The typical form of the disease still exists and has hardly changed, but it represents now only a minor part of the patients.

"I moved 12 miles from Leeds to where I represent now and it's an entirely different community," he says.

It represents the now, a promise of the future, and a gateway to remembering Christmases past.

Our country will be unified once again," Khady, Manel and Luc tell us, before adding, "You see, we are all represented now, and it feels great!" "We're hoping for less disunity and injustice, more equality and happiness.

But that's all they represent now: capital".

"My loyalty is for the country I'm representing now".

So what does the flag really represent now?

Q Which new developments are you representing now?