Sentence examples for represents the face of from inspiring English sources

Do you think Toddla represents the face of Sheffield?

The mean-spirited and intolerant platform represents the face of Republican politics in 2012.

In many ways the company, founded in 1875, represents the face of Italian business.

Karan is, in his own words, "a sad bad man"; he represents the face of "gentle corruption" -- pitiable, even comical, rather than simply detestable.

It represents the face of a young girl of nine years old and that girl seems to be coming out of the ground".

I am neither a Democrat nor a Republican, just an American who is embarrassed daily by the shallowness of the man who represents the face of America to the world.

If so, he will have extinguished a persona that has represented the face of white America for four decades.

"The mention of Hitler was meant to represent the face of evil that still exists in the world today.

When the White House contacted her organization looking for people who might represent the face of the problem, Dianis provided them with several possibilities.

Being poet laureate is a great honor, Kealoha says: "I got tapped to represent the face of poetry within Hawaii and to represent Hawaii through the face of poetry to the world.

The fact that the targets were first-class cars on Mumbai's commuter trains suggested that the bombings were meant to kill and injure people "who represented the face of globalizing Mumbai," the Hindustan Times said.