Sentence examples for represent a change from inspiring English sources

Does it represent a change?

Even so, REI does represent a change.

The talks represent a change of sides for Mr. Murdoch.

He still hoped Mr Olmert might represent a change in policy.

Dr. Pazdur insisted the decision did not represent a change in the F.D.A.'s policies.

He said the review was a delaying tactic and did not represent a change of heart.

"These things represent a change in the way markets are moving," she said.

"I don't think that my votes represent a change in my own thinking," he said.

But it's a mistake to imagine that Han's views represent a change in what he believes.

The mayor's comments represent a change in both his public speech and his negotiating style.

• The decision to promote only Budweiser and Bud Light would represent a change in strategy.