Sentence examples for may be representing from inspiring English sources

Because very often, you may be representing somebody who actually committed a crime.

i just thought i would warn you about the people that may be representing you in the field and you are welcoming into your place.

Although in her heart Ms Nishliu may be representing Kosovo (which is still not a Eurovision member) rather than Albania, this may be an early example of the emergence of an "Albanosphere".Not only does Ms Nishliu have an impressive voice, she has an interesting story.

The conductive region (C1B) (Fig. 7(B)) may be representing a conductor zone at the vicinity of the fault trace.

And while some of these establishments may be representing the city well, to truly experience the famous breakfast, you need to go to the source.

Indeed, if they were genuine perception of bodily conditions, they would be very odd forms of perception: nobody seems to have the slightest idea about what they are perceptions of, which is manifested in the fact that we don't have concepts that apply to what these experiences may be representing.

An affected party may be represented by an attorney or representative in accordance with part 292 of this chapter.

Aerosol particles may be represented using "sectional distributions" or using a "representative sample" distribution which tracks individual particles.

Gold and silver may be represented by yellow and white.

"Only states may be represented in the House of Representatives," said Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona.

Fragile works that cannot survive gallery exposure may be represented by photographs.