Sentence examples for someone that represents from inspiring English sources

A brand ambassador is someone that represents a brand, or a company at a public event like a concert or sporting event.

"It's relieving that Trump chose someone that represents continuity from the current Fed," said Jordan Haedtler, manager of the Fed Up campaign, a coalition of groups that advocates for progressive Fed policies.

However, knowing the rhetoric he utilizes daily, along with Palin, I simply sensed the intense degree of desperation from the people attending, individuals so hungry to hear someone, anyone, say something that represents their feelings they'll gladly take Glenn Beck, even if he's someone who only walks the walk he talked yesterday, this one day out of his life.

The issue is which of these properties can be perceived as being instantiated: e.g., whether one can have a visual experience that represents that someone is trying to do something.

"Steve is someone who has reshuffled the deck," said Jeffrey Deitch, the owner of Deitch Projects, the gallery that represents him.

"The idea that someone can foresee the actions of someone else makes a mockery of any law," says Gloria Morrison, from Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association (JENGbA), a campaign group that represents those sentenced under this particular law.

Reach out today to someone you know that represents the other side of breast cancer, the one that is not so pink.

Someone else locked the doors that represented the ultras' only escape route.

We don't want someone like that representing our country".

Eventually, the mother said, she got through to someone on the phone who represented the company that represented the armband that was failing her.

That represents democracy.