Sentence examples for the show represents from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Wulp, the show represents a personal revival.

But the show represents a departure for Ms. Smith too.

And the show represents a vital stage in Complicite's artistic quest.

In many ways the show represents a departure for the actresses in it.

But the show represents a mere fragment of the Phillips Collection's larger fragment.

As such, the show represents a source of irritation more than a serious danger to Trump.

The 300 objects in the show represent a tiny fraction, and a madly eclectic one.

The architects and designers in the show represent twenty-four nathoughithes, though the Japanese are proportionally the largest contingent.

The show represented the 20's, his father's time, a whole other era in which "people made their own hell," he says.

The 250 volunteers for the show, representing towns as far away as Shelton and Greenwich, helped raise $410,000 from the show, an accompanying house tour and a spring gala.

For this reason, elevated headrests were a crucial item of bedroom furniture, and those seen in the show represent sculpture at its most inventive.