Sentence examples for It has represented from inspiring English sources

It has represented a culture that had to be mastered, interpreted.

It has represented Connecticut and, Evrard said, consults quarterly with the school in an attempt to head off any violations.

It has represented the political and social sentiments of a border state since its admission as the 24th member of the union on August 10 , 1821

It has represented several financial clients facing federal scrutiny, including the New York Stock Exchange, JPMorgan Chase and the former chief executive of IndyMac.

It has represented, as much as the Statue of Liberty or the Empire State Building, the grandiose spirit of the city itself.

It has represented Britain at the Paris Biennale at the invitation of the British Council, and has been funded by the Arts Council.

It said that of about 50 people from New York City it had represented in the last five years, half had received the DNA evidence in their cases from the city.

Because only after the Soviet Union had collapsed could everyone see that it had represented a giant front, a Potemkin nation, all along.

"Not cheap, but it was worth it," said Mr. Cardenas, who has represented the Southwest Side ward since 2003.

He has represented President Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

Evolution in it appears to be neutral, and if it were functional according to the traditional theory, it would have represented far too much genetic load [ 4, 7].