Sentence examples for represents just about from inspiring English sources

"Human trafficking represents just about the worst manifestation of human cruelty.

That is perhaps why the regime also announced the closure of the Kaesong industrial complex, which represents just about the only example of North-South co-operation.

Rounded out with interviews, essays and myriad other extra features, the pairing represents just about the perfect use of DVD to bring together related films.

There were shouts of "rubbish" from the largely deserted stands and, for their new manager, that represents just about the worst start he could have imagined.

While the trip to Bosnia may not be straightforward, Andorra at home represents just about the closest thing there is in international football to a nailed-on three points.

Looking at that one inter-conference game, normally you'd say that with Seattle being the only winless side in MLS, a home game against New England represents just about the easiest chance they'll have for a win.

Foreign operations currently represent just about 15percentt of earnings.

About 300 turned up, representing just about everybody I had ever known - and all those I had fallen out with.

Dr. Bowers is known as the rock star of transgender surgery, and her patients represent just about every imaginable demographic.

The artworks on display at Frieze Masters reflect success in attracting galleries that represent just about every phase of art history.

"We have the highest percentage of Asian students of any Long Island school district, with Indian students representing just about 25percentt of our student population.