Sentence examples for author represents from inspiring English sources

That author represents a certain kind of connector — the kind who always follows up when he says he is going to make an introduction.

I was really disappointed to read the column by Matt Craighead ["The Mob at Harvard"] in Friday's Tech, not only because the author represents the rally with an extremely conservative lens, but because this is the first mention of the rally that I've seen in The Tech since it has exploded into the public eye.

The book is also ripe for parody and satire, which, for the author, represents a bonus of sorts to keep the books in the public eye.

Each author represents and warrants that she has no financial affiliation (e.g., employment, direct payments, stock holdings, retainers, consultantships, patent-licensing arrangements, or honoraria) or involvement within the last 3 years with any commercial organisation with a potential financial interest in the subject or materials discussed in the manuscript.

Trump, said the author, represented "pre-Feminist Man, the guy who brags about never having changed a diaper and expects subservience from his wives".

Multi-piped impellers (name proposed by the author) represent an innovative approach to the design of rotodynamic pumps operating at the specific speed of nq < 10.

(Note: The author represented CLS in district court and during the initial appeal of the Alice case).

Does the author represent an organization?

Clearly, the traits given a book character by an author represent an ideal.

Still, she feels "incredibly, incredibly grateful" to have been chosen, and said the prize money for her and the shortlisted authors represents "actual practical support" that is priceless.

And the gap is getting wider: according to the Bookseller, the £199m netted by the top 50 authors represents a 21% increase on 2014, compared to a 6.6% rise for the UK print market as a whole.