Sentence examples for say to represent from inspiring English sources

The cadre of officer candidates was selected, officials say, to represent Iraq's explosive mix of Arabs and Kurds, Sunnis and Shiites.

"It's said to represent a racehorse," Sylvia said.

The Kegel was said to represent the Heide ("heathen").

“It’s said to represent a racehorse,” Sylvia said.

Who now can be said to represent the opposition?

He could be said to represent insurgency and direct democracy.

Bobbi Brown's company is said to represent a bit under 10 percent of total Estée Lauder sales.

Either could win, but neither could be said to represent obvious value.

However, no single viewpoint can be said to represent a consensus of scholars in the field.

The sacred number for most tribes was four, often said to represent the cardinal directions.

Both Johnson and Cameron are said to represent the new wave of post-labor political poshness.