Sentence examples for someone represents from inspiring English sources

"If someone represents many of the things I care about, then fine.

If someone represents themselves as you, how do you prove who you are?

On the one hand, it conveys the idea that someone represents (or claims to represent) the broad mass of society against a privileged elite.

The commandos are far more skilled than American troops I've spent time with at knowing, intuitively, whether someone represents a threat.

The ruling, by the European court of justice, means insurers will no longer be able to use sex as a factor to determine whether someone represents a bigger risk in insurance terms, even though historical evidence shows that being male or female has a bearing on frequency and size of claims.

It creates the appearance of someone representing an important organization.

I think we need someone representing New York who would not have voted with Newt Gingrich.

"Buyers feel more comfortable having someone represent them in the process," Mr. DellAccio said.

"But I think in the instances when it is someone representing the people, it crosses the line.

But to have success with diplomacy, there must be someone representing both the people of Somalia and the pirates.

I think it's important for there to be someone representing individuality and redefining how a woman can dress and the kind of music a woman can make.