Sentence examples for represents we from inspiring English sources

Whatever "Seeds" represents, we clearly haven't heard the end of it.

Despite all of the churning the EU/IMF loan and its associated fiscal conditions represents, we return again to the cardinal problem: is this loan enough, this time?

Truth be told, Insurgent: Shatter Reality isn't so impressive itself as for what it represents: we will be seeing more and more exhibitions attached to films.

With the tragicomic celebration of rampaging fiasco which (through very little fault of his own) his leadership represents, we need to start at the end and work backwards.

But by presenting the findings of our report and the clear evidence it represents, we hope to take a step towards providing a voice for these issues so often left unheard.

"As the board reflected on the generosity and level of commitment that David's gift represents, we thought it was the right thing to do," said Thomas P. Campbell, the Met's director, after the ceremony.

Representatives in truth are meant to represent "we the people" not the special interests.

We wanted to represent, we wanted to play.

The product they represent we regard as a matter of choice for the society at large".

Clearly, she's just representing "we the people". Take a look at the winners and losers.

We know who we represent, and we're here to fight for them.