Sentence examples for representing to a from inspiring English sources

Yet the conspirators must have felt that there was a benefit to be gained from representing to a large public (and perhaps to themselves as well) a successful coup d'état.

It exiles student expression to an area representing to a tiny percentage of SWC's 156-acre campus.

Representing to a consumer that they have a liability which they do not may well be misleading and deceptive conduct within the meaning of s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law and it may be equally misleading to represent to someone that their potential liability is much higher than it could ever realistically be.

In those days, the Americans were clear-eyed about the threat that Karzai represented to a stable Afghanistan.

Universities that make gowns compulsory and charge for tickets are ignoring the burden those costs can represent to a family.

"What a mobile phone represents to a person today is a potential for prosperity.

Other categories were represented to a lower extent (<7 %).

These groups represent to an extent the high current SEP groups in the present study.

"The sweat lodge is a sacred ceremony that represents to us a rebirth and cleansing.

Because that's what it represents to me, a death.

The disorder he described has come to represent, to me, a more nuanced idea of sorrow.