Sentence examples for represented i from inspiring English sources

"I don't feel represented, I feel disgusted.

Now about those two hoods that Hugh Rodham represented: I never gave a hoot about them.

Instead of a bill, I received a check for six cents, which represented, I supposed, what was left of my deposit.

"While it is important that the voices of workers and consumers should be represented, I can categorically tell you that this is not about mandating works councils, or the direct appointment of workers or trade union representatives on boards," the prime minister told a packed room in central London.

Oh, and such recourse as there is to the plot of the original seems to run backwards, starting with the "cured" Eliza (represented, I think, by a young actress, an old actress, and Frankenstein's monster – perhaps as a comment on the social experiment of Pygmalion), and ending with her meeting with the professor.

"I don't want to be represented, I don't wish to contest the charges, I plead guilty," the solemn-faced defendant blurted out after waiving a reading of the charges: first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder, which could lead to the death penalty.

"What does it represent?" I asked.

"When I represent, I represent everyone," he said.

"What does a stick bug represent?" I wondered aloud.

Table 8 represents I topology.

The message represents i's influence on j's reputation.