Sentence examples for represented really from inspiring English sources

Mr Farage said that Ukip's performance in increasing its share of the vote by 14.5 per cent to 18 per cent represented "really good solid, steady progress".

For the BBC to blame being in the minority on juries because Sky, ITN, Channel 4 and others are represented really doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

"I think all the women — there's a lot of women in this movie, like three different generations of women in this story, and I think they're represented really well.

HTML5 and the other technologies it represents really exist now because of that competition.

"I think it's a very sound compromise, and I think it represents, really, a historic opportunity to reform these laws," Mr. Pataki said.

Paul Dacre's rant (The threat to our press, Media, November 10) might ring truer if the tabloids he represents really were plucky Davids battling corrupt Goliaths.

But now, yesterday, I sat there representing really a different country.

Lucie Arnaz: [Laughs] Well, I don't know what they represent really, but how about salt.

All of this represents really significant progress on a topic that has otherwise remained silent and hidden.

So take the time to figure out where the folks you represent really are, not just the loudest.

-- her departure actually represented something really important on this program.