Sentence examples for would represent like from inspiring English sources

"I feel like based off what people had speculated about the relationship with my wife, and what they thought was going on between me and my mother, this would represent like an interview," Usher said of "Papers".

The drug giant will get a 12.5% royalty on Axovant's drug, code-named RVT-101, which would represent something like a 2% increase in Glaxo's profits if the medicine becomes a $1 billion seller.

This analogy does not explain, however, why the differentiated cells that acquire stem cell-like characteristics would represent only a small proportion of the cells in the tumor.

If the Yankees can complete the negotiations for Surhoff -- and the chances of that have improved because the Orioles appear to have backed off their longstanding demand for Soriano -- then Surhoff, like Justice, would represent a less-expensive compromise.

A more potent drug, like Oxycontin, would represent a higher number of morphine equivalent doses.

Therefore, spliced transcripts from the primate-specific PMCHL1/PMCHL2 genes would likely represent mRNA-like non-protein coding RNAs (ncRNAs).

But leaving it at that would be like representing Italy only with Parmesan, pecorino and fontina.

"We are also using this tournament as an opportunity to experience the venue and feel what it would be like to represent GB at a home Games.

When asked about this phenomenon, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, who is arguably the most universally admired Jewish teacher and Jewish authority in the world today, said that some of the current efforts claiming to represent authentic kabbalah would be like calling pornography "love-making".

In a way, Burning Man represents what San Francisco would be like without the government.

Possibly they didn't think how women would feel about being represented like this, nor did it occur to them that women read newspapers.