Sentence examples for representing what you from inspiring English sources

Far from representing what you call "a clash of two ideologies," the debate focused on who would most sensibly implement the G.O.P. agenda of cutting taxes while somehow balancing the budget.

"He represents what you might call the indolently wealthy".

You can also look at an index fund that represents what you hold as a benchmark.

"[Dr Hamo] doesn't represent what you have in that line of migration.

You wanted accurately to represent what you felt at the time?

Whether you have little to play or something like the Bruckner Fourth, you're trying to represent what you understand the music to mean.

Feeny recalls one journalist who was "personally vituperative, bullying, rude, stitched you up, never ever represented what you'd actually said to them".

A visit to John Ridley's writers' room left her inspired: "The people there represented what you see on the street; it wasn't diversity, it was life.

The union rallies and the Keystone demonstrations, by contrast, represented what you might call the decadent left, which fights for narrow interest groups rather than for the public as a whole.

It is important to visually represent what you want to communicate.

But if \(K\) represents what you or I know, it seems absurd!