Sentence examples for represents to his from inspiring English sources

On this earth the bishop represents to his church the true bishop, Christ.

We are watching a fairytale, it seems, only this fairytale is about desperate survival: the boy realises that vigilance around the tiger will concentrate his mind, but also that he represents to his companion the last possibility of a square meal.

These simple criteria serve a useful purpose, in our experience, in that they measure the usefulness of the patient or the burden that he represents to his family or society.

Culleton said he remained committed to represent his constituents to the best of his ability, and would deliver the "best outcome for Australians".

La Doulou (not published until 1931) represents his attempt to alleviate his pain by investigating it.

Television for and about youth Mr. Phuntsho travelled to Munich to represent his programme and to learn from fellow children's producers.

She thinks it represents a regression to his earlier radicalism.

A museum wall label explains that it represents the opposition to his health-care-reform effort.

Mr. Darabont, however, says that "The Mist," which opens Wednesday, represents a return to his roots in old-fashioned horror flicks.

He considers the chance to represent his country to be the highest honor for a coach or a player.

But Psy also aims to represent his country, and his genre, K-pop.