Sentence examples for represented to him from inspiring English sources

He began drawing sophisticated women in New York penthouses drinking cocktails, a tableau that, he said, represented to him the most attractive life.

Mr. Cosby spoke recently to ArtsBeat about the creation of the "Fat Albert" cartoon series and its characters, what it represented to him and why he believes it is still relevant.

If the restaurant represented to him "exactly the type of bullshit that rich people find compulsory," one has to wonder why he was compelled to visit it, other than to provoke.

For instance: when asked the other day what his years as a Texas Ranger represented to him, Rodriguez contemplated the question and said, "I thought it was a time of growth".

He said that growing up in rural upstate New York in the 1960s and '70s, Gloria Vanderbilt represented to him "glamour and high fashion and everything that the country wasn't".

"The subject had very little idea about the stock exchange, i.e. its location, security measures, size, etc.," the F.B.I. wrote, "but advised that his motivation to do an attack there was because it represented to him the world's economy, so it was a highly desirable target".

She and her dancers represent to him the purest form of artistic impudence and intransigence.

We sense that she understands what that world likely represents to him.

But it's not so much about the destination as the journey; Citizen Kane is less about the identity of Rosebud than what Rosebud represents to him, and to us.

Swan represents to him a myth, he says the ultimate sailing yacht.

Cook has no family links to Moldova but had been actively looking for another nation to represent to enable him to go to the 2016 Olympics.