Sentence examples for much represents from inspiring English sources

The current government very much represents the Sunni mainstream.

But in other ways, Behind the Candelabra very much represents the perpetuation of the status quo.

The Home for the New Economy, priced at about half that much, represents a definite adjustment.

This week we're in Shrimpy's, which pretty much represents the cutting-edge of London dining, at least for those of us who don't get out much.

Her latest full-length album since 2012's jazz-inflected Cherry Thing, "Blank Project – screaming, menstruation and all – very much represents the more commercial side of her latterday work," wrote Petridis.

Various institutions and individuals so far have reported losses totaling more than $20 billion, but it is unclear how much of that is cash they actually invested and how much represents paper profits based on the falsified returns Mr. Madoff said investors were earning.

"His children very much represent a generational shift".

Over my 50-year career I pretty much represented, either directly or indirectly, everybody.

This legislation has not so much represented governmental action as an outline of suggestions for governmental action.

This last album, and to a certain extent the one that came before it, very much represent a maturing of her creative voice.

It is a theme much represented in art, the saint frequently being depicted as a youth wearing knight's armour with a scarlet cross.