Sentence examples for represent some from inspiring English sources

Animal portraits represent some of my work.

They represent some of the benefits of maturity.

Or does it represent some monk's sexual fantasy?

Natural England chairman, Andrew Sells, said: "They represent some of England's most treasured natural assets.

And however undramatic the videos are, they represent some kind of theatrical impulse.

That's not to say that all circular buildings represent some emergent 21st-century order.

"I'm proud to represent some of what they went through in their lifetime," Wakamatsu said.

But the higher average prices, might, perversely, represent some bad news.

Actually, he's not, he catches the ball, which must represent some sort of advantage.

"We have a wonderful collection of industrial sites that represent some of those firsts".

Does it represent some globalization of taste, a McDonald's-like homogenization?