Sentence examples for represents some sort from inspiring English sources

"Of course, we want an agreement that represents some sort of mutual benefit.

Judge Feldman wrote: "Nothing about the letter indicates that it represents some sort of official action by Governor Symington.

That blackness, a particular type of blackness at any rate, should be responded to this way represents some sort of twisted progress, I suppose.

We understand those polls reporting that to young Americans fame is more important than money, and we understand how being a talk-show host represents some sort of apogee in the achievement of fame for its own sake.

He went on, "There are some today who are surprised that there are still pockets of resistance in Iraq, and they suggest that this represents some sort of failure on the part of the Coalition.

British left-wingers may rail against "that cowboy Bush", but they do not believe that America represents some sort of existential threat to their country, whereas in France that feeling permeates the debate.Although some leading European politicians seized on the anti-war demonstrations to claim the birth of a European nation, others were much more sceptical.

"The Brotherhood will be very happy to represent some sort of opposition," he said.

The whole thing may have represented some sort of inchoate craft impulse.

Actually, he's not, he catches the ball, which must represent some sort of advantage.

In particular, the sculpture dating from this short interregnum (c. 2100 bce) seems to represent some sort of posthumous flowering of Sumerian genius.

A set of 18-inch aluminum wheels look like they've grown onto the car organically or represent some sort of evolutionary family tree.