Sentence examples for represent to us from inspiring English sources

Decisions that we make every day require us to use our skill sets in accepting or rejecting the word of persons who represent to us certain facts, or vouch for things, and ask us to rely on their word.

One danger is that this distorts the way we perceive such happenings and the scale of the threat that they represent to us.

When money can buy things that we consider beyond price, such as children or citizenship, it changes how we value them and, in that sense, corrupts the values they represent to us.

Mr. Sharp, president of Open Road, said in an e-mailed statement: "We are confident in our agreements and only make deals with parties who represent to us that they own the rights".

This, according to some representationalists, is because we all have experiences that represent to us the same 3-D surfaces, edges, colors, and surface-shapes plus a myriad of other surface details.

In making out, or trying to make out what it is that we are confronted with, we may go wrong, and make false judgements, but when we are misled in this way, this is not because our senses non-veridically represent to us that the world is a certain way.

"What they built is nothing near what they represented to us," said Mayor John M. Lentini.

"We recognize the value that R. A. represents to us," Alderson said.

In the disclosed portions, Barron's memo does not explicitly vouch for the government's case against Awlaki, referring instead to "the facts represented to us".

It is therefore vital that we recognise the challenge that this represents to us as a church, particularly given that as the established church we are called to minister and serve the whole nation," she said.

It has been represented to us that the state courts will address and resolve any necessary federal constitutional issues presented to them, including the issues raised by plaintiffs in this case.