Sentence examples for what represents from inspiring English sources

So what represents an acceptable risk for potential attackers?

The question, they say, is what represents an acceptable level.

"For everything, for what represents the match, all the matches against him are special," Nadal said.

So we will be performing what Bach wrote and what represents 18th-century thinking.

As for what represents the cheeseboard, coffee, petits fours, and digestifs, I don't know.

And what represents it better than the corroding tank with its toxic load?

But what represents the spirit of modern America more than the Statue of Liberty?

What represents an extreme day varies depending on the background climate.

"The cultural DNA of what makes up this country and what represents and defines us as Americans.

It's time to re-examine what constitutes entertainment and what represents a threat to peace and security.

As the nature of childhood changes, should we rethink the areas in which kids need to be competent, and what represents real impairment?