Sentence examples for represents seems from inspiring English sources

"Everything the church represents seems to be more clearly represented by Michelle and Barack Obama," he said.

Coexistence of the kind that Kashua represents seems increasingly out of reach these days, when more than a third of Jewish Israelis openly say that Arab citizens shouldn't be entitled to equal rights.

Carrying oneself with pride — the idea of representing — seems to be a hit-or-miss ideal at NYCB.

Dr. Hall's suggestion to emphasize the commonality of the human genome and to be aware of the pitfalls that Wells and Brooks represent seems like a great way to stay engaged in the ethical conversation.

Yet mixed in with the vicious bigotry, the wider Yellow Vest movement that Goddard claims to represent seems to be appealing to something larger than just race politics.

By no means are mechanistic models (MMs) a panacea, yet the network specificity MMs represent seems to offer potential solutions to these shortcomings of QL models.

Everything I represented seemed to attract prejudice there.

"Publicists representing 'D.O.A.P' seem to spend all their time rebuffing pleas for tickets.

The new words and the sentiment they represent seem slightly ebullient and shouty for Brits.

Brian Y . Silber a lawyer, went through an exhaustive manual recount this summer when a Broward County judge he represented seemed to have lost on Election Day — only to wake up the next morning to find that he had taken the lead.

Many great companies and the market changes that they represent seem like a historical inevitability.