Sentence examples for appeared to represent a from inspiring English sources
Mesoamerican researchers not involved in the discovery agreed that the signs appeared to represent a true script and that their appearance could be expected to inspire more intensive exploration of the Olmec past.
One, in particular, appeared to represent a potential high risk.
On this point, the Steckmans appeared to represent a Mall of America anomaly.
The book appeared to represent a contradiction in the consciousness of this erstwhile Marxist.
Bradshaw's remarks appeared to represent a softening of his recent anti-BBC rhetoric.
The protesters appeared to represent a wide range of somewhat contradictory interests.
The raids appeared to represent a departure for the German authorities in their dealings with radical Muslim groups.
And the stated goals, at plain sight, appeared to represent a significant shift from the organization's previous thinking.
He said the slowdown in growth rates for Internet spending appeared to represent a tipping point — one driven in part by a tough economy.
Europe appeared to represent a potentially lucrative territory for Mr. Madoff, whose alleged scheme would have required a regular flow of new funds to continue.
When Stockwell Day grabbed the reins of the official opposition less than a year ago, he appeared to represent a new breed of Canadian leader.
