Sentence examples for to represent was from inspiring English sources

The simple magic, the intuitive quality of the technology, the sense of rebellion against soulless mainframes and impenetrable software it appeared to represent, was always hard to resist.

More generally, the sweetly feminine aesthetic with a cool, London-girl edge that Chloe came to represent was coveted – and widely copied – the world over.

His 1959 book, Advertisements for Myself, that very antithesis of the earnest self-effacement that Brooklyn would come to represent, was a naked and reckless exposure of not just his desires but his desperation.

A Queens lawyer who bought a bungalow in Hawaii and a world-class wine collection while stealing from the accounts of disabled and mentally ill people he had been appointed to represent was sentenced yesterday to three to nine years in prison.

But what they came to represent was something different: Caetano looking outward for influences, to rock 'n' roll and America, hippy stuff, and Chico, at the same time, digging deeper and deeper into his classic samba roots, dressing up every night, old school.

The Boston Globe reported earlier that according to a close adviser to Frank, the new congressional district in which the Massachusetts Democrat would have run to represent was a big factor in his decision to retire.

The perseverance that the Masterton is supposed to represent is more difficult to discuss.

But that influence, like the community that AIPAC intends to represent, is not static.

But the constituency he seems keenest to represent is the future itself.

The people Labour were founded to represent are the most likely to want Britain to abandon the European Union.

This is something that the very people Black Lives Matter are seeking to represent are all too suspicious of.