Sentence examples for represents the idea from inspiring English sources

In summary, today Magna Carta represents the idea of the protection for the individual against arbitrary power.

At its core, Shariah represents the idea that all human beings — and all human governments — are subject to justice under the law.

Very loosely speaking, Spicer represents the idea that you need more than a screwed-up childhood, several bourbons, and a lust for undergraduates to write American poems.

"It represents the idea of stripping the land that has been overused, overdeveloped and overfarmed," Ms. Remen said, "basically raped of all of its life".

He chose Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with its concluding chorus based on Schiller's "Ode to Joy," he said, "because it represents the idea of Mauthausen, the vision we had that when we survived, it would be in a world of freedom".

The city on his back represents the idea of the lost homeland that Palestinians "carry" with them, following the annexation of Eastern Jerusalem by Israel after in the Six-Day War of 1967.

He's a well-disciplined workaholic and he represents the ideas Ethiopians should work for.

He will be a president for all Americans, and he will be a leader who faithfully represents the ideas of freedom and justice to the entire world...

In "parsimonious" coding, there is a "best" code that represents the ideas contained in a defined section of text.

"They represent the idea of diversity.

President Kennedy represented the idea of public service".