Sentence examples for represented for her from inspiring English sources

He represented for her the friends that were going to drag him down that rabbit hole".

Ms. Kozyra said that the creatures, already scheduled for slaughter, represented for her the hypocrisy of expressing outrage over killing animals while enthusiastically eating them at home and in restaurants.

There's a non-committal "Mmm, yeah", so I ask what stable life represents for her.

She says that these productions represent, for her, a trilogy of approaches to democracy, "exploring similar ideas through different apertures".

And more, she said, pointing to a particular item on the menu, one that represents for her a touch of her home continent: won ton soup ($2.75 or $3.75), which to her is no more exotic than, say, eggs benedict.

So a few years ago she started gigging at various folk venues, realising that she was drawn both to the music and what it represents for her as a Briton from a so-called ethnic minority.

Ms. Hewitt's Lily, for example, seems far too sophisticated and even calculating in the play's opening scenes, in which the character brims with innocent ardor for her burgeoning desire to act, and falls under the spell of Aston, who represents for her the ideal of the cosmopolitan world she longs to be part of.

The father represents for her neither a threat (she finds herself already castrated) nor the prospect of a fulfilled desire in the future (the only replacement for the missing penis is a child of her own), as he does for the boy who can identify with him and hope to eventually have what he has.

However, we wonder if any of her Latino fans feel shafted she's not representing for her ethnicity?

And when magazine editors are using the crazy excuse that there aren't enough black models out there to be considered for jobs, it's high time Devyn start representing for her race.

The race has remained tight despite the investigation, experts said, because of Ms. Berkley's popularity in her district, which she has represented for seven terms, her tenacious campaigning and the formidable support of Senator Harry Reid's muscular machine.