Sentence examples for represented things from inspiring English sources

He represented things that we all wanted to be, and that the country wanted to be.

But Mr. Trump represented things that Mr. Romney, a religious family man, loathed: a profane, philandering self-promoter.

My minder was a warm and cheerful actress, Mary Round, who asked me to mirror her stylized movements, which represented things like working, flying and flamenco.

Chosen by the composer John Adams, who masterminded all eight performances through the hall's opening weekend, they simply represented things he liked.

"I had a lot of very strange encounters with him, and I've always thought about them because they represented things about Nixon that I could never could quite fathom — that there was something going on and it was none of my business".

To be sure, this conception of indifference of representation based on essential similarity of the represented things raises a number of further questions which seriously challenge the successfulness of Ockham's semantic program on the level of how the fundamental semantic relation between concepts and things is established.

We represent things with a straight face.

These characters represent things inside the human psyche.

I wanted to represent things that were overlooked in society.

Art isn't about representing things, it is about acting things out.

VENICE — "We have gone beyond the stage where we can just represent things in sculpture.