Sentence examples for were to represent from inspiring English sources

Koenig told me that if he were to represent her again, he would not do anything differently.

If a single image were to represent her 20-year archive, it would be a 1983 black-and-white panorama of the Greenham women.

Although the Particular Baptists were to represent the major continuing Baptist tradition, the General Baptists were first to appear.

If a map were to represent a territory in all its detail, it would need to be as large as the territory itself, as famously noted by Jorge Luis Borges in his short story "On exactitude in science".

Our initial thoughts were to represent the idealistic stereotypes of Bounty adverts and Reggae Reggae Sauce and then we realised, we don't play pop music and our culture tells stories.

If a large bucket were to represent all the seawater on the planet, and a coffee cup the amount of freshwater frozen in glaciers, only a teaspoon would remain for us to drink.

"My dream is to represent South Sudan.

"My job is to represent the interests of eight million people".

He said: "My job is to represent my constituents.

My job is to represent all those views".

The idea of maps is to represent reality; here it represents fantasy".