Sentence examples for she represented something from inspiring English sources
"It was an exciting time because we were making up the rules as we went along," says Bicker, now art director of the Magnum photographic agency in New York, "I saw the same thing in Kate as Corinne saw, that she represented something very real: the opposite, in fact, of all the unreal high glamour of fashion.
Although her impact on policy and the standards of government is minuscule, she represents something or other that appears to be reassuring.
She is preferable in the books by far as she represents something akin to a human being.
She represents something pure in his mind, existing before Internet culture became such an omnipresent force in his life.
But I think the criticism of Welter is that, as the first female NFL coach, she represents something special to a lot of women.
Whatever the answer may be, it is comforting to know that Serena doesn't care - she will continue, uninhibitedly, to be herself, to wear the clothes she wants, because Ms. Williams, despite knowing she represents something greater than the sport of tennis, is all about winning.
To her at that time, she recalled, "The art market represented something about society -- that things have no value except when attached to a price".
Hence "Judas" represented something that was not good for her, something she could not escape.
They represented something else altogether".
Hollywood represented something else.
He represented something different.
