Sentence examples for whatever represents from inspiring English sources

Whatever represents your arrangement.

This can be a special stone, picture, whatever represents your god or goddess for you.

I think sheets or robes or whatever represent ignorance.

Food that comes with a story -- whether it's organic, fairly traded, humanely grown, sustainably caught or whatever -- represents a not-so-implicit challenge to every other product in the supermarket that dares not narrate its path from farm to table.

Whatever "Seeds" represents, we clearly haven't heard the end of it.

In one of his few written statements, Klimt says whatever he represents is all in the work.

Whatever it represents, some mythic contest — and the struggle of prehistorians to interpret their subject is such a contest — has ended in a draw.

Whatever this represents it is not vernichtung – the rendering into nothing – that was the work of the death camps and the death squads, the Einsatzgruppen.

A new method for calculating these quantities is then presented, where the interface unit normals are advected along with whatever function represents the interface, and curvatures are calculated directly from these advected normals.

On one point Descartes' position is clear: the claim of virtue to be the supreme good follows from the fact that it is nothing more than the correct use of our free will, employing it to choose whatever reason represents as the greatest good.

Whatever, it represents an appalling lack of museum collegiality.