Sentence examples for represents someone else from inspiring English sources

According to Cotte's findings, the hidden painting depicts Gherardini, while the Mona Lisa we know today represents someone else entirely.

Mr. Woods did, after all, represent someone else in court — his son — without being a lawyer.

They know that you're there for a reason, but you could be representing someone else.

He draws (no pun intended) a distinction between political cartoons, which reflect the cartoonist's personal viewpoint, and caricatures and illustrations, which represent someone else's point of view.

The errors could be an outdated credit problem, or they could represent someone else fraudulently obtaining credit in your name.

And women who chose not to lie anticipated greater backlash when representing someone else's interests.

If you are representing someone else in a negotiation, get your client's agreement for a target deal in writing beforehand.

This should be someone else's responsibility".

It became clear that Andy should be represented by someone else when Andy is saying McNamee was telling the truth and Roger is saying he's lying".

Fuller, who represented him Sunday, said someone else from his law firm will represent Hayes because he's been appointed as a temporary judge starting May 2. Hayes and Smith didn't know each other, Fuller said, but like the NFL star, Hayes played defense, competing last year with the semipro Kings.

But Kathryne Sendeyo, 24, from Cardiff, said: " I don't think that's a problem, as long as someone else represents him".