Sentence examples for represent all the things from inspiring English sources

"It's because I represent all the things our nation represents," Johnson Sirleaf said.

Sava opined that, "the final minute of "Billy's Bucket List" drops a major plot-bomb that gives the series an exciting direction for next season, and while the events leading up to the cliffhanger aren't quite as provocative or substantial as the last few episodes, they represent all the things that make this show such a great 10-minute oasis at the beginning of the week".

"If all the groups that represent all the things we know are most important in New Jersey -- education, guns, the environment, choice -- are standing with Jon Corzine, I think it's pretty clear which of these two candidates truly represents New Jersey's values," Mr. Shea said.

The "V" and "A" in VXA stand for "variable" and "architecture" with the "X" in the middle representing all the things that can be variable in the drive, including speed, track pitch and environment.

"I think it really becomes a reason why people keep stamping things," Stein says of the new website, "because you're building this beautiful thing…now when people ask you, 'what are favorite places?,'whatat music are you into?," they can just look at this interest profile that represents all the things you love".

"When I met Perry, I listened to him and he represented all the things I wanted to see accomplished," Mr. Major told The Union Leader.

Indeed, they are like minor Harvard gods, representing all the things that Zuckerberg desires but which seemingly are beyond his grasp: wealth, status, strapping physicality, golden good looks.

This represents all the things I have to do this week and all the work - my diary, maps of the city and my agenda for the Children's Forum and the Special Session.

"What I'd really love to see – let's just dream – is that the Sun would say 'OK, we've valiantly represented glamour models for 42 years, so why don't we spend the next year valiantly representing all the amazing things women do?' A female footballer one day, a female service person another".

The continuous lines are called yang and basically represent all things male; the broken lines are called yin and represent female aspects of life.

Speaking to MTV News, the singer mentuoned: "It represents all of the things women go through to keep up with the pressure that society puts on us.