Sentence examples for pretends to represent from inspiring English sources

"He never pretends to represent our company, our internet group.

That's absolutely shocking for a group that pretends to represent consumers".

"We must denounce this trickery that pretends to represent the popular participation of an implanted population," said Senator Daniel Filmus, a close collaborator of the president.

The series of squiggly lines by which he pretends to represent the narrative of Tristram Shandy could have come straight out of The Analysis of Beauty.

Those of us who are Christ's followers must heed the repeated warnings of Jesus warns, over and over again, of how authoritarianism pretends to represent the good, when in fact it promotes the very opposite of what Jesus stood for.

It makes you insurrectionary, if only in imagination, and it leads you quickly into worlds that never pretend to represent the representative views of ad hoc citywide reading-week committees.

Many of them, pretending to represent political parties or tribes, want money, jobs or weapons.

I did this a lot, pretending to represent Tom Cruise, George Clooney and Grace Coddington's hair.

If apposite language distorts human experience by pretending to represent it, responsible writing should subvert itself somehow.

A half-dozen fax machines were programmed to display the country codes and phone numbers of the overseas companies that Kavowras and his colleagues pretended to represent.

In his case, the connection to terrorism came from the testimony of a D.E.A. informant, who arranged the deal and pretended to represent the Taliban.