Sentence examples for be seen to represent from inspiring English sources

"The court wants to be seen to represent the popular mood".

City Hall might be seen to represent London's fight for democracy and those who attempt to thwart it.

But Dr. Venter's synthetic genome will probably be seen to represent a feat of copying evolution's genetic programming, not of creating new life itself.

All these artworks and gestures might be seen to represent some sort of backlash against the power of the market, an attempt to bite the hand that feeds.

The sharp corners of its faceted flanks can apparently be seen to represent knife edges, wilfully slashing away at the good fortune of its neighbours.

In that time there has been no shortage of books and articles written about the company, and what it may or may not be seen to represent.

The mill owners, whom the Congress Party was seen to represent, had to be militantly opposed.

FRACAS is seen to represent well the response of both case-study structures when compared to NLTHA.

This is because they are seen to represent an encroachment on identity.

On the other hand I do agree with Jenkins that this rural idyll is seen to represent an "innate goodness that trickles down to all society".

Funnell said: "There was an almost evangelical reaction against him and what he was seen to represent in terms of the Regency period.