Sentence examples for that represents so from inspiring English sources

"To work on a show that represents so much work and optimism makes me extraordinarily proud," he said.

I'm honored to play a character that represents so much diversity.

And in the third panel we see a blackened sky that represents so much to me of what's going in in the environment today".

We have a few thousand people working for us in India who do the embroideries, for example, so I have to make sure that every season I sell so many pieces of embroidery that represent so many hours of work..."....

Although the N.C.A.A. enforcement staff continues to investigate Auburn,, the consensus was that it had missed an opportunity to take a stand in a case that represented so many of the problems with the culture of big-time college sports.

The leaders of the Islamic Republic have spent the past year celebrating the defeat of a "sedition" that represented, so they claimed, no more than a tiny minority of deluded and treasonous Iranians, egged on by their paymasters in the West.

They proposed turning the empty, trash-filled lot that represented so much pain and anguish into a positive and contemplative space with grand horticultural landscapes and stone walkways.

Experts identified seven types of experiments that represent so-called dual use research of concern (DURC)—such as making an agent more transmissible or resistant to drugs.

Using principal component analysis, LIQUID calculates a trivariate Gaussian distribution (trivG) [20] for each cluster that represents so-called 'fuzzy' potential pharmacophore points (fPPP).

I find it interesting that CPB represents so many brands that are staple names in American households: Microsoft, Burger King, Old Navy, Coca Cola and Domino's Pizza.

That Israel represents so much of what he admires in contemporary Jewish life, that he has become the lineal descendant of another Hollywood figure — Ben Hecht — should not blind him to its faults, nor lead him to caricature its critics.