Sentence examples for somehow represented from inspiring English sources

The people in the book somehow represented my dearest wishes for all the people".

"The students wanted to know if this somehow represented an end to things — which in my opinion, unfortunately, it does not," Mr. Lamme said.

Then there's the need to carefully maintain an ethnic and religious balance, and to make sure each of the country's 36 states is somehow represented.

Another loophole concerns statistics: what if the particles that were measured somehow represented a biased sample, a few spooky dessert orders amid thousands of unseen boring ones?

He also quibbled with the government's idea that the deal somehow represented inward investment, and said any inability of SoftBank to attract new international staff to ARM could test its resolve to scale up in Britain.

But whether what one commentator in Dar al-Hayat called "the return of ex-security chiefs" somehow represented the kind of victory for transparency and political integrity that the Fatah rank and file were looking for is more dubious.

Yet a workers' elected representative adding his voice to the din of an internal party argument somehow represents the biggest political landgrab since a bloke with a goatee popped in to the Winter Palace.

And this somehow represents an improvement for India.

He's not a political leader of Muslims, yet he now somehow represents the Muslim community".

Their form to me somehow represents what humans are heading toward".

Mr. Noone suggests in the program that the gigolo subplot somehow represents life in America versus Ireland.