Sentence examples for represent a sort of from inspiring English sources

As such, they represent a sort of Viking-era "colonial" monument.

But second, it may represent a sort of arms race, particularly on the third metric.

And yet for big credit-rating agencies, it could be argued that both represent a sort of failure.

He introduced me to an extraordinary group of young people who represent a sort of Yemen the West knows little about.

"Taro and Capa represent a sort of romantic vision of the stateless person involving themselves in terrible battles: the social battles, the political battles of the time".

The nation reaching the World Cup finals for the first time would represent a sort of personal redemption for him and ignite unprecedented national celebrations in Burkina.

To the girl Bob represented a sort of security - an antidote to her rootless life.

In political terms, evoking Banisadr represents a sort of political red card.

In the play, alternately roaring and apologizing, he represents a sort of simulacrum of Lear.

"It's an animal that lives a long time, so it represents a sort of reassurance, or the eternal, perhaps".

The series with Sri Lanka represented a sort of coming out for Paksitani fans starved of first-class cricket at home.