Sentence examples for that represented something from inspiring English sources

Whether you want to defiantly put up the same structure — it's something that I personally wouldn't do, but I'd find some other way to make an expression that represented something there.

Whether you want to defiantly put up the same structure it's something that I personally wouldn't do, but I'd find some other way to make an expression that represented something there.

The 48-year-old Mickelson lost 5&4 with his fellow wildcard Bryson DeChambeau on Friday and even that represented something of a recovery, as Sergio García and Alex Norén had been six up after 12. DeChambeau was paired with another captain's pick for Saturday afternoon's action, Tiger Woods, to play Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood.

And they were asked to dress up in a way that represented something about them.

I couldn't believe that he had to cover up his tattoos that represented something so beautiful.

And the golden question here I suppose Dan is: if you were building a sex toy, a mythical creature that represented something beyond your wildest dreams, what would be on it?" "I'm a visual person.

The challenge is to obtain meaning from the data that represents something true, rather than spurious.

In itself that represents something of a victory.

"We are pursuing a policy that represents something new — activism, realism, involvement, even confidence".

In our case, we are issuing a token on the blockchain, one that represents something of value and that you have complete ownership of.

Who would have thought that the government would be capturing and sterilizing an animal that represents something fundamental to the nation's heritage?