Sentence examples for the house represents from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that the house represents the Seward legacy there are few items that could be more important".

For Kathy, the house represents more than comfort and shelter -- more, even, than a link with her scattered family and distant childhood.

"The house represents such a large fraction of people's net worth that any change in their payment is going to have a big impact," he said.

He invited a guest in to talk about his new record and other new projects, but mostly he wanted to talk about what the house represents and how he juggles life as a rapper, a family man and a minister.

To Nancy Eldredge, who edits the University Park Temblor, a local newsletter, the impending loss of the house represents further homogenization of the neighborhood, where the number of original houses is shrinking steadily each year, fetching from $800,000 to $2 million for the land.

So the decision to sell the house represents the clearest signal yet that the Pirros are bracing for the transition from a double-income family making close to seven figures to a single-income family dependent on Mrs. Pirro's government salary of $136,700.

And yet to his client, the house represented a major investment.

But in the whispers of friends and colleagues, who recalled Mr. Jabra's listening to Bach as he wrote, the smoke of his pipe wafting through the room, the house represented something far greater that has been lost.

Mr. Feiner said that the house represented part of Greenburgh's history and that he had referred the property to the town's historic and landmarks preservation board for review.

Mr. Kaczynski's attacks were carried out at a distance from his one-room wooden hut, but the house represented his need for distance from the diffuse target of his rampage: the numeration of identity.

(And if Alfred Hitchcock was such a good director, how come he never won an Oscar?) He said he had no idea who the architect was or what the house represented.