Sentence examples for represent a whole from inspiring English sources

I would love to represent a whole building.

It's oppressive to have to represent a whole sex in everything you do".

But if it did, it would represent a whole new way of approaching viral pandemics.

"For me, it'd be an honor to be selected to go represent a whole country," he said.

"They represent a whole new generation's way of thinking about architecture and public space," Mr. Kennon said.

It is also time for popular culture to depict a diversity of characters – nuanced, complicated characters, who don't need to represent a whole collective.

It still does not represent a whole-of-government policy or strategy on contractors, and it will be months after the election before it is enacted.

She represents a whole swathe of the nation".

Here, exposing stockinged feet in the homes of casual acquaintances represents a whole new tradition.

"It represents a whole new layer of activity," he said, "but apartments will drive commercial development.

"It represents a whole legion of adventurers and entrepreneurs, of risk takers, inventors, and problem solvers.