Sentence examples for something that represented from inspiring English sources

"My idea was to do something that represented the entire Greek cuisine".

They were unbelievable Yankees, but George was larger than life, and you needed something that represented that spirit".

"We knew that energy efficiency would be a tougher sell for a purchase that was more emotional and something that represented fun".

"There are thousands of people in Syria who were doing exactly what I was doing, so I just thought that the 'Page project' would be something that represented them," he said.

With a running time of 83 minutes, "Snow White" was the first American feature-length animated film, something that represented a considerable risk for Disney and his investors at a time when theatrical cartoons ran eight or nine minutes.

He elaborated on why he wasn't interested in doing a straightforward biopic and that it was essential for him that the movie, which has received mixed reviews, be something that represented Davis's approach to life and his work.

"Something that represents our brand new little family".

"He becomes fixated on something, even something that represents a small part of his portfolio.

"It's great to be involved with something that represents my generation".

Mr Goatman defines this as being, "something that represents older or non-conventional traditions".

Because of the history where I come from in Derry, I cannot wear something that represents that".