Sentence examples for means to represent from inspiring English sources
An object-oriented information model is a means to represent various entities in a managed environment.
Failure mode maps are proposed as a future means to represent the boundaries of safe forming regions.
"We start by talking to the athletes on what it means to represent your country," said Scott Williams, Nike's Olympic design director of global apparel.
Mr. Todd said his music means to represent "the circularity of a serial murderer" -- Kitty Genovese's killer randomly slayed two women before he set upon her.
Wasserman Schultz's counterpart in the Republican party, Reince Priebus, went further, saying Reagan "embodied what it means to represent America as first lady".
It also offers some virtuoso literary analysis, showing, for example, the technical process whereby Shakespeare developed the soliloquy as a means to represent a character's inwardness.
Representatives in truth are meant to represent "we the people" not the special interests.
There seems to be none, or very little contact, between these representatives and the congregations they are meant to represent.
It was meant to represent humanity.
Is it meant to represent the plight of our oceans?
"What does it mean to represent versus narrate?
