Sentence examples for as they represented from inspiring English sources

I was especially interested in the 2004's, as they represented a return to form.

In 18th- and 19th-century art, female nudes were highly appreciated, as long as they represented goddesses or mythical figures.

She had railed furiously against both programmes, as they represented everything she despised about the intrusive state.

My presence was proof that my mother had once existed, just as they represented the physical legacy of their dead father.

These small successes, defiantly inconclusive, were hard to appreciate, as they represented pauses in the countdown when what we wanted was acceleration or reversal.

Our hypothesis was that the open fields of free-range chicken facilities were unattractive to laying hens, as they represented the threat of the unknown, the potential of predators and the dangers of exposure to harsh weather.

SAN FRANCISCO — The last time David Boies and Theodore B. Olson battled in a courtroom, the presidency hung in the balance as they represented opposite sides arguing the fate of the 2000 election.

The areas were selected purposively as they represented the bulk of groundnut production in Ethiopia.

Females were excluded as they represented such a small proportion of the patient population (10.8%) that meaningful analyses were impossible.

Cumulative soil forces found too smaller than the draft as they represented the force spatial distribution of specific parts of plough.

(Biting noodles is considered unlucky in most Asian cultures, as they represent longevity).