Sentence examples for represents has been from inspiring English sources

The kind of conservatism that Santorum represents has been described as a war on women, but I would rephrase that.

Once you are through the door, there can be no question that the trade-off this project represents has been worth it.

Both in Leopardi's lifetime and since, one of the most common defenses against the inquisition his work represents has been to wonder whether the poet denied the existence of health and happiness simply because both were foreign to him.

Though the vaguely worded theory of what social forces the party properly represents has been used to justify the decision to admit capitalists, a change some party elders privately say they dislike, most delegates just repeated the main phrases without offering explanations, much less challenges.

"Whether Aung San Suu Kyi is living in the prison of her house, or the prison of her country, does not change the fact that she, and the political opposition she represents, has been systematically silenced, incarcerated, and deprived of any opportunity to engage in political processes".

An activation of a neuro-symbol of the highest level indicates that the event it represents has been perceived in the kitchen.

Not everyone in the communities he represents have been happy about it.

Versions of Trump and the kind of politics he represents have been popping up everywhere.

Brogeland has set a powerful example, but the attitude he represents had been building for some time.

Various estimates of the amount of carbon this represents have been made: 500 to 2500 Gt, or 3000 Gt.

The fiscal experiment, which the tax reductions of the last 10 years represent, has been an unmitigated failure.