Sentence examples for represent all sorts from inspiring English sources

His treatment of the footage is an attempt to clarify, and at the same time represent, all sorts of human contradictions.

Subjects were recruited from a variety of institutions in order to represent all sorts of educational and professional backgrounds.

At the firm, he represented all sorts of clients, including the Democratic Party of Arizona, unions and corporations.

Those representing all sorts of New Yorkers -- rent payers, straphangers, the homeless, students, children, the elderly and more -- immediately criticized the mayor's plan, especially the tax rebate.

"We're one of the few entities on the planet that has a fresh snapshot of the Web, and represents all sorts of online and social activity every day.

The symbol "x" represents all sorts of things.

Environmental behavior represents all sorts of behavior that save materials or energy from the environment (Lanzini and Thøgersen 2014; Stern 2000); pro-environmental behavior is defined as "behavior that harms the environment as little as possible, or even benefits the environment" (Steg and Vlek 2009, p. 309).

What kinds of animals do you represent?" "Oh, all sorts... dogs, cats, the odd reptile here and there... What are you two picking up today?

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.