Sentence examples similar to represents something for you from inspiring English sources

"Jonathan represents something for those of us who were around then -- youthful, talented, fresh and appealingly bad boy," said Michael Batterberry, editor and publisher of Food Arts magazine.

"We know we represent something for people, of where they come from and who they are".

Each represents something you've put there for easy access: an app, a speed-dial entry, a Web page, a music playlist or an e-mail folder.

For now, Glenn says he has simple goals for his music: "Hopefully, the record represents something of hope for gay Mormons.

The royal family, he added, "represents something of significance for the unity of this country, which should not be forgotten".

Burden's new installation for the Rose Art Museum represents something of a homecoming for the artist.

That represents something of a shift for Mr. Obama, who did try to guess what worked for Republicans in his first term.

The new post represents something of a comeback for Mr. Kessel.

The boundary mission represents something of a turnabout for the American military.

But this season represents something of a breakthrough for Mr. Gockley and the company.

But it represents something of a milestone for the hedge fund industry.