Sentence examples for represent was a from inspiring English sources
His 1959 book, Advertisements for Myself, that very antithesis of the earnest self-effacement that Brooklyn would come to represent, was a naked and reckless exposure of not just his desires but his desperation.
The Boston Globe reported earlier that according to a close adviser to Frank, the new congressional district in which the Massachusetts Democrat would have run to represent was a big factor in his decision to retire.
But the people we represent are a vital part of any election-winning alliance.
The constituency that Jamie Reed will soon no longer represent is a curious one.
What these images represent is a knowledge of the perishability of all civilizations.
"What these companies represent is a form of supercapitalism," Saez said.
"What these numbers do not represent is a budget for this project.
Orthodox Christianity, which the deleted crosses represent, is a hugely powerful force in Greek life.
But what these disruptions represent is a different way of putting cars and the car business together.
Identifying them and pricing the risk they represent are a challenge, but it can be done.
What exactly they represent is a mystery.
