Sentence examples for representing a lot from inspiring English sources

"She's representing a lot of women.

That night, I was representing a lot of faces of people who have problems with addiction.

"You're not just representing yourselves, you're representing a lot of people out there who are struggling," he told them.

I want to be successful, you are representing a lot of people every time you pull that jersey on and I want to win in that shirt".

"I'm very conscious that I'm representing a lot of people and vegetarians are not a collective voice – we're very different and there are some very strongly-opinionated people who are vegetarian who don't necessarily agree with each other.

But at the moment I am working on outpatient appointments, which can be rescheduled, so I am going, and I'm representing a lot of other midwives who can't leave the ward but have said to me: 'Do it for all of us'.

Personally, the credential represents a lot of growth for me.

It also represents a lot of potential for abuse.

Mr. Sheff represents a lot of different American energies.

It represents a lot of advertising eggs in one basket.

That huge production capacity represents a lot of competitors.