Sentence examples for she really represents from inspiring English sources

She really represents the greater part of the 20th century in American film, the films we grew up with.

It must be salutary for Labour voters to watch Johan Lamont and think what she really represents.

This only makes us wonder: who is she really representing?

It was our vision too, and we all felt that she really represented us.

Because Jenner is a famous celebrity, athlete and financially very well off, does she really represent the typical young teenager adult, or child who is trapped within a body that they feel they really don't belong in?

She's the one that really represents myself more so than Mukilteo, and she is the one I have as my avatar online.

"At this point, I feel like no party really represents me," she said.

"What the palm tree really represents is an oasis," she said.

Mr. Obama "really represents the dream of America — if you work, you can make it," she said.

"The Blue Card really represents a coherent answer to the question 'What do we do with the Smart card?"" she says.

"It really represents what KAWS is about".