Sentence examples for representing for all from inspiring English sources

Lopez gave Emily kudos for "representing for all the Latinas out there watching" and said that, while it was "hard to watch someone do your song," she was happy to know the song had meant something to Emily growing up.

Other aspects of Delta art also suggest that it represents, for all its variety, a larger communal response to specific geographic and historical circumstances.

Collectives, such as Year Zero Writers and Pankhearst offer the best hope that self-published authors can produce innovative, challenging writing and ensure that all literary forms and genres are represented, for all readers.

His death is difficult for us because it deprives us of the embodiment of the cause he represented for all Americans the more difficult because of the threat inherent in that deprivation.

If the middle class-led opposition has failed to remove him democratically it is not because of widespread skulduggery; it is because its movement is fragmented and represents, for all its claims to the contrary, a minority.

The building model represents for all solutions equal conditions.

The author Md. Mostafizur Rahman will represent for all correspondence.

"As a sportsman he understood what Ferrari represents in my life and my work and what Ferrari represents for all Italians".

On the server side, the computation and communication costs are represented for all users participating in the system since they depend on collaboration of all users with server.

So many different types of people, lifestyles, and cultures are being represented for all to see and understand.

The close correlation between gata3 and PKBβ/Akt2 was represented for all cell lines independently of the temporal profiles by plotting the expression levels of the 2 genes for all 22 array hybridisations (Fig. 4D).