Sentence examples for represented so much from inspiring English sources

Tiger Woods brought his sport up and represented so much beyond it.

This street, which represented so much for so long, fell victim to broader forces that were making it increasingly hard for urban neighborhoods to survive.

"I quickly realized that if I didn't make a move, I'd be making a big mistake, because Caroline represented so much of what I was looking for in a serious relationship".

All of this — an Asian girl, her gay parents, school — represented so much growth for Lloyd that Tess was almost wistful for the brash, hostile teenager he was not that long ago.

There stood the thief who, for Johnson, represented so much trouble and heartache – and not just for himself, but for every beekeeper who has come across an empty patch of grass where his hives once buzzed.

One strongly emerging view was that the resignation of David Miliband as vice-chairman was a swift and accomplished piece of political opportunism, but this didn't entirely square with the solemn and impassioned arguments of the miners who formally requested the return of the old banner which represented so much of the fabric of their lives.

"He represents so much hope and change.

She represents so much and represents her father so well".

He represents so much for me and for the team".

Manderley represents so much more than just a house in Daphne Du Maurier's Rebecca.

Would Super Bowl rings look better if they were not obliged to represent so much?