Sentence examples for represented because from inspiring English sources

Wales will be well represented because they are currently and indisputably the top team but the Lions will contain players from elsewhere and certainly from left-field.

We sound like even bigger doofuses than the other states represented because our two entries are among the most senseless of the bunch.

"He understood what the Newton Heath colours represented because he said so [on Wednesday night]" the Must chief executive, Duncan Drasdo, said yesterday.

The Yankees have won three consecutive World Series but might be sparsely represented because none of their position players are front-runners in the voting, and no one is having a big offensive season.

Chief rabbis came into prominence in medieval Europe but found little favour with the Jewish communities that they represented, because most of them held their posts as appointees of the civil government.

If geographic areas, for instance, are assumed to have an equal right to be represented because the area is considered to be a viable constituency, malapportionment in terms of population is inevitable.

Then again, the hush fits perfectly with what that £34bn represents – because it's hush money.

I think he honestly just loves what Pete represents, because Pete has everything that he wants.

Apple is dismissing those human beings, their needs, and the market they represent because they have the bad taste to be poor.

She adds: "I'm very cautious about appropriating or representing a view I don't have legitimate authority to represent, because I don't want to take the place of someone who could do that better.

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