Sentence examples for represents far from inspiring English sources

But my flat represents far more than some random I'm-an-independent-man bolt hole.

"The shuttle represents far more than another piece of space hardware to the Americans," it says.

Mr. Fagan represents far more Holocaust claimants than most other lawyers, giving him a powerful role in negotiations.

Khurshid Ahmed, the chairman of the BMF, says that it represents far more mosques than the MCB now.

It represents far too many of the worst trends in ballet, and emphatically suggests that they are on the increase.

The bottom half of the income distribution represents far more physically demanding and/or mentally monotonous jobs.

But there's no hiding the Holocaust denial that Randazza, who also represents far-right propagandist and conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich, dropped into Anglin's latest filing.

If one asked a representative sample of Britons tomorrow who our MPs represented, far too many would say "themselves".

They all represent far too much assets and property for those whose families have grown.

To win either Classic would represent far and away his most precious achievement since his comeback.

Joe represented far more than simply a preferred way of making wines.