Sentence examples for represented a lot from inspiring English sources

"The idea of murder is represented a lot in the brain," Gallant said.

Mr. Hayes said, "We had a great relationship at Stax, because it represented a lot of races in Memphis".

Our dinner later that night was with Bashir Khan, an immigration lawyer based in Winnipeg who represented a lot of refugee and asylum cases.

Queen Elizabeth II's art collection just got a little bigger and – at least by the work represented – a lot more adventurous.

Scott Allshouse, Whole Foods Market's Mid-Atlantic regional president, said H Street was enjoying a boom and represented a lot of the demographics that the company values.

The subway -- ground was broken for it 100 years ago, in March 1900 -- has always represented a lot more than just a way to get around the city.

"She's representing a lot of women.

Personally, the credential represents a lot of growth for me.

It also represents a lot of potential for abuse.

Mr. Sheff represents a lot of different American energies.

It represents a lot of advertising eggs in one basket.