Sentence examples for that represents to from inspiring English sources

And though "The Apprentice" produced a type that represents to many people in business the worst human qualities, there is no denying the impact of youth on suits, which are now more tapered, with narrower sleeves and flat-front trousers.

"I'd almost rather just continue the lawsuit than take an amount that represents, to me, an absolute insult," said Mrs. McNamara, a 42-year-old lawyer on Long Island with a 3-year-old son.

From southern Florida's capital of car culture, he heads west inarguably the most American direction on the compass toward the progressive metropolis of Portland, Oregon, a city that represents to him a fascinating if slightly Orwellian vision of a post-automotive future in which urban sprawl and its noisome handmaiden, the car, are kept in constant check.

"The sweat lodge is a sacred ceremony that represents to us a rebirth and cleansing.

"Think about what that represents to us in life when our teeth fall out.

That represents to many pilots the sort of manual intervention that is sometimes necessary.

If I could have found a party that represented to me what I wanted in rural and regional Australia I would have joined it.

Here are just a few of the places that represent, to me, what's great and "happening" in Singapore's dining scene.

What's really interesting, though, is that the legislation also criminalises the sale of any products that "represent" to have psychoactive effects.

We have a participatory democracy again thanks to the courage of one man who ran for office despite the danger that represented to him and his family.

On one side was Graceland and on the other was a string of souvenir shops that represented, to Soden and Priscilla, a gross exploitation of Elvis' legacy.