Sentence examples for representing make from inspiring English sources

If Mr Carswell does believe in democracy, why doesn't he take part in a selection process and let the members of the party he is now representing make the decision of who their candidate is?

The flags' artistry combined with the history and passion they represent make them irresistible to collectors, he said.

But do these universities – and the professionalisation and even the industrialisation of intellectual life that they have come to represent – make cities philosophical places?

Most laws, such as the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act (1946), require that lobbyists register and report contributions and expenditures and that groups whom they represent make similar reports.

A shared passion for bioinformatics and the sheer internationalism of the staff (around 25 nationalities are represented) make for a great working atmosphere according to staff and students.

Curved surfaces, 90 degree sharp corners, small gaps between components, and the complex flow characteristics to be represented make automatic grid generation a challenge and one of the subjects identified for further development.

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It is a task that Arendt herself was equipped to perform, but her loyalty to Heidegger, and to the German tradition he represented, made it impossible.

The bitter realization that 55 percent of my compatriots quite like the retrograde autocracy that Chávez represents made me want to get as far away from Venezuela as possible.

It was something called the DOC Formula, a three-step process in which D represents the "happiness decision," O stands for figuring out the best way of overcoming obstacles and C represents making the right choice.

This relaxed attitude towards genre and style – perhaps reflective of the reading public's indifference to or even impatience with slapping labels on novels – together with the number of countries represented makes for a refreshing longlist.