Sentence examples for represents in a from inspiring English sources
MacMillan Cancer Support's recent Good Day campaign is an excellent representative of this, because instead of objectifying us as tragic victims it accurately represents – in a few simple words and images – the emotional burden of living with cancer rather than dying from it.
Yet none is identified with the place she represents in a way that almost transcends party politics, as Cyril Smith was in Rochdale.
Each series also represents in a sympathetic light people and themes that have in recent times been either ostracised from television or mocked.
"The amount of time and cost that regulation represents in a credit union business is a tiny fraction of what banks and small building societies have," he said.
It represents in a schematic form the whole drama of disintegration and reintegration, and the adept can use it to identify with the forces governing these.
"For all the good Marion Barry's done and all the opportunities he's missed and all the human frailties he represents in a politician," Mr. Jaffe said, "I think it's totally appropriate".
Each relative was represented in a little box.
Women who bathed were represented in a very different light.
He was talking to a colleague about a client he was representing in a divorce.
They represent, in a sense, two distinct types of 'Catholicisms' alive in our country today".
His 6-year-old daughter was delivered by a doc he represented in a disciplinary case.
