Sentence examples for stuff that represents from inspiring English sources

George Arzt, a friend of Mr. Cox's who worked with him in the Koch administration, said this week that the indictment was "penny-ante stuff that represents a lapse in judgment but does not rise to a criminal indictment".

For George Orwell the apocalyptic avalanche of stuff that represents Christmas in 2007 would only have confirmed his view that without God, or a spiritual alternative, civilisation would come to a grim, totalitarian end.

George Arzt, a friend of Mr. Cox's who worked with him during the Koch administration, called the indictment "penny-ante stuff that represents a lapse in judgment but does not rise to a criminal indictment".

Many draw on icons like Lucha Libre wrestlers, where others might use Malverdes (The God of Drug dealers) or other Narco stuff that represents the cartel war that parts of the country are suffering from.

It was very simple … At the beginning, we did very classical stuff that represented characters.

Holding a doll or stuffed animal that represents you as a baby or toddler can help make this more real for you.

It's that other material – the truly vile and illegal stuff, hidden from public view – that represents the true threat to the fabric of decent society.

"It's not the sub line to the stuff at Pace," he said, referring to the gallery that represents him.

"So the idea of that kind of blend of cool, strange New Zealand comedy, which is like nothing else on the planet, with the old-school, rough-and-ready stuff that Barry Crump represents – that was fairly irresistible".

They often do bonehead stuff that doesn't represent you or your best interests (you = women), so hold them accountable.

(Or sometimes even longer!) Your room will be more personalized if the stuff that's in it actually represents you and the stage of life you're at.