Sentence examples for representing like from inspiring English sources

"It's sad to see San Jose representing like this.

In theory, Golkar was a nonpartisan organization representing, like Sukarno's functional groups, the elements of which the nation was composed; in practice, it was a government party, and its sweeping electoral successes owed much to pressure exerted on voters by government agencies.

As for the 100 million data points, these represent likes, comments, check-ins and other connections between people and the entertainment they've consumed.

He represents, like no one else at the Olympics, mass-market appeal and countercultural cool.

I want them to be definite, self-sufficient, and true in what they represent, like expressionist paintings.

Some of the homes represented, like Philip-Lorca diCorcia's charred suburban pile, might very well be broken beyond repair.

He is represented, like Mr. Matheuz, by a top management firm and has concerts in the offing with major orchestras.

Jim Carrey, an old friend of Mr. Healey, tapped his management company, the Mosaic Media Group, to deliver other stars it represents, like Sarah Silverman and Judd Apatow.

Many of the brightest talents on Broadway have been represented, like the Tony winners Brian Stokes Mitchell and Christine Baranski and the newcomers Raúl Esparza and John Barrowman filling leading roles.

But it offers endless stimulation and represents, like so much of his work, a search for absolute values and a belief in the possibility of selfless virtue.

"It's nice to keep With Ability in the barn and be represented like this," he said in something of an understatement.