Sentence examples for somehow represents from inspiring English sources

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.

But when an artist somehow represents the nation there is a danger that he can become nationalised and even nationalistic.

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

The most curious feature is a caravan of 66 vehicles, each done up to somehow represent the product it promotes.

Having been so precocious, he will somehow represent the old guard against his emerging stablemate, Bobs Worth – even though both will only turn eight on New Year's Day.

But these differences do not substantiate the belief that the Democrats and Whigs were divided ideologically, with only the former somehow representing the interests of the propertyless.

Ryan Decker, an economics student, worries that with a Mormon in the White House, Mormon missionaries will be seen in many countries as somehow representing American foreign policy.