Sentence examples for it represents so from inspiring English sources

Thelma Golden, who has followed its construction, enthuses: "It represents so much in this neighbourhood.

The World Health Organisation is nominally in charge when a pandemic is looming and Farrar says its greatest strength is that it represents so many states.

It represents so much of the ambition we hope to deliver on in government.

It represents so much more," said James Oseland, editor in chief of Saveur, a smaller, younger food magazine.

The Mailers Council has focused more on public policy, but it represents so many factions -- junk mailers, catalog companies, banks, publishers, in fact anyone using the mail system -- that consensus has been elusive.

And it's very clear that they were willing to do that on Sept. 11 It's their intention to do what they can to disrupt free people and to destroy the values for which America stands and which it represents so prominently in the world.

Bieber later described the record's title as "the only way [he] could really describe it", adding that it represented "so many elements of [his] world".

"At this time our marketing is focused on the kinds of users who will buy into the platform for what it intrinsically represents — so, power users, people concerned about privacy, open source fans, and the like.

Such events are carefully orchestrated, evoking the history of the institution she represents, so it is unfortunate that her stroll will begin at the Henry VIII gate, named after a notorious uxoricide and probable psychopath.

I find it interesting that CPB represents so many brands that are staple names in American households: Microsoft, Burger King, Old Navy, Coca Cola and Domino's Pizza.

She represents so much and represents her father so well".