Sentence examples for represents to have from inspiring English sources

It is almost impossible to imagine a government agency, in the foreseeable future, sanctioning the brass, leather, oak and handmade brick, the Purbeck marble countertops and the careful craftsmanship that went, barely two decades ago, into the British Library, but there is still just about enough respect for the values that the building represents to have it protected.

Things looked as bad as they were represented to have been in the Czar's day.

What's really interesting, though, is that the legislation also criminalises the sale of any products that "represent" to have psychoactive effects.

When you're abroad as a diplomat, the government you represent deserves to have you represent its policies the best way you can".

How I wish we possessed the ability to manufacture that which represents us, to have proprietorship over our own culture.

ZeroHouse represents an effort to have a house "go green".

It represents a way to have more freedom".

One way to represent this is to have separate excitatory and inhibitory PRCs for each input, representing different synapses.

As Ida says in the story, you can't leave the page blank in order to represent absence you have to build something to represent nothing.

But he must also have represented to her a kind of alternative patriarch.

"If we want to represent modern Britain, we have to have modern Britain represented in us".