Sentence examples for represents there from inspiring English sources

Sally also has a mental state that represents there to be a pineapple, though in her case the representation is true.

Yet despite the undeniable progress that Weibo represents, there is still that invisible line, the point beyond which every Chinese microblogger can't go.

The Brazilian government has made similar arguments in another dispute with the United States, over patents on drugs used to treat AIDS -- a global dispute in which American drug companies have recently made concessions on pricing in the third world in light of the health crisis AIDS represents there.

Marclay's piece is proof, it seems, of Elias Canetti's formulation, in his Crowds and Power, of what the conductor essentially represents: "There is no more obvious expression of power than the performance of a conductor … He is the living embodiment of law, both positive and negative".

Given the cash that is pouring into mutual funds and the enthusiasm for what the Internet represents, there is a wall of money ready to hit any business that stands even a slim chance of becoming a blue-chip Internet brand.

Given the overt opportunism that the deal represents, there are plenty of ways that Yahoo! can ensure that the deal does not go through.

"People from Botswana and the Seychelles Island were represented there.

Any big financial organisation has to be represented there.

"Hundreds of years of people's lives were represented there on that day," she said.

Three sculptural styles are represented there: Olmec or Olmecoid, Izapan, and Classic Maya.

Mr. Billings said the place also did a significant catering business, with lawyers represented there as well.