Sentence examples for representing anything from inspiring English sources

Propping up this chief gameplay mechanic is a behemoth of a database, one capable of visually representing anything you'd care to type into it (within reason).

SB: On Paper Plates, you really took 50 Cent apart in a really methodical way, saying he wasn't actually representing anything.

The conclusion seems to be that music by itself without title, without words, without depicted action (as in a combination of music and drama such as opera)—is incapable of representing anything.

He had grown to three Long Island offices in 2006 when he decided to market his approach, and now the company trains and licenses more than 450 physicians in 46 states, with such licenses representing anything from a subspecialty within a general practitioner's office to a full-fledged weight-loss center.

Cryptocurrency units could be inscribed with additional information and transformed into tokens representing anything from diamonds to title deeds; in this way blockchains could be repurposed as devices to verify property rights, or track products as they changed hands throughout the supply chain.

Millikan (1989, pp. 84 90) argues that a representation's content must therefore be determined by its use or else something could count as a representation without representing anything, which would be nonsense.

Or even if it represents anything.

Albanians claim they represent anything from 30percentto47percentcent.

"I don't represent anything or anyone.

She doesn't say anything witty or represent anything interesting.

The tougher question is whether the brandmark represents anything new.