Sentence examples for represent so that from inspiring English sources

But if I showed as little respect to this flag as Isis shows to the religion and people they claim to represent so that when people saw it they would think, "dildos"?

These symbols carry the power of the beings that they represent, so that a well-informed magus can use symbols to affect things in the natural world.

Decide the theme that your doll will represent so that you can decorate and dress your doll properly.

Every family should have the right to be legally represented, so that their voices can be heard.

This change of coordinate system maintains the structural principles inside data; but it alters the way in which they are represented, so that the principles will be discriminated more straightforwardly.

All view points, including those of public health, clinical, and technical must be represented so that there is consensus.

Carrying out two separate studies will ensure that the views of both groups can be differentiated between and represented, so that items of importance to both groups will be included in the guideline.

To facilitate timely and appropriate evidence-based management of H&N cancer cases, most centres have now established multidisciplinary team meetings (MDT) in which each of the medical and allied health specialities are represented so that accurate tumour staging and treatment plans can be best tailored to individuals (Expert Advisory Group on Cancer, 1995; Taylor et al, 2010).

I honestly can't believe I've just written a whole column defending Kim Kardashian on feminist grounds, a woman I believe to represent so much that is absurd about our age.

"They represent so many different cultures that coexist in the city, and I think that's great," she said.

These problems represent so many unmet needs that it hardly takes a minute to name a few (dirty water, obesity, starvation, poverty, toxins in the air, inequality... )...