Sentence examples for this country represents from inspiring English sources

It was what this country represents to Europeans.

"The average working person in this country represents the person who I'm really fighting for in this election," Mr. Gore said.

"British people overwhelmingly reject the prejudiced rhetoric of the far-right which is the antithesis of the values that this country represents: decency, tolerance and respect," said the statement, read by a spokesman from 10 Downing Street.

"The Haqqanis have been attacking Kabul for a long time because Kabul for so much of this country represents not just the spiritual heartland of this country, it represents the future," General Allen said at a briefing.

And most of our leadership will look like the diverse cultures this country represents.

Indeed, the "endemic" firearm violence in this country represents a "substantial, long-term cumulative health burden," the researchers wrote.

Cash remains the most frequent method of payment in this country, representing about a third of all consumer transactions.

Football teams in this country represent our local area and are a source of the kind of pride that Britons prefer to indulge in - a regional kind.

Two out of every 3 adults wear glasses, and something like 20 million frames a year are sold in this country, representing 200 million dollars at the factory.

Dr. Hansen has calculated that the eight million Holsteins in this country represent, in effect, the descendants of 37 individuals, a figure derived by calculating the degree of inbreeding among all animals.

The 19th and early 20th century efforts to preserve patriotic landmarks in this country represented not so much shared memory as an attempt to write history.