Sentence examples for it truly represents from inspiring English sources

The misinterpretations of what diversity means and what it truly represents have limited its ability to have the real impact and influence it warrants in America's corporations.

But our representative democracy can work only if it truly represents the population.

The obvious answer is to assign some entity, like the Government Accountability Office, to audit investment spending and ensure that it truly represents investment and not consumption.

It truly represents the genius loci, and Christopher Wren suggested that " the earth around London, rightly managed, will yield as good brick as were the Roman bricks..

"It truly represents a new way of doing business in the West," said Richard Katz, a member of the state Water Resources Control Board and senior adviser to Gov. Gray Davis.

Dr. Robert Scalettar, a corporate medical director for medical policy at Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, said, "Of course insurers are looking for less costly inpatient stays and services when it truly represents removing cost from the episode of care".

How can it truly represent a country that is now one of the most cosmopolitan on earth?

The commission said it had no quarrel with the coverage so long as it truly represented a transfer of risk from customer to insurer and there was no deception of shareholders.

Can it truly represent and be relevant to diverse cultural beliefs and ways of life?

The more accurate a system, or the language of the system, the more it truly represented reality, and the closer it literally became a reflection of reality.

It's an embarrassment to gamers and if it truly represented all gamers I would pull the iPads out of my kids' hands this instant.