Sentence examples for became representative from inspiring English sources

"The craft and the quality of the advertising became representative of the craft and the quality that go into the cheese," he adds.

Marguerite Duras and Alain Robbe-Grillet became representative of a new kind of author able and willing to "write" directly on film.

After his young followers were in 1909 accused of burning convents in Barcelona, he became less extreme, and the Radicals became representative of moderate middle-class liberalism.

Artists represented her as an enticing Turkish dancing girl in gauzy harem pants and sparkly bra; lolling indolently on a divan, she became representative of a terminally decadent culture ripe for annexation by a benignly energetic western power.

The adoption of this convention, which has come to be known as Daedalic style (after Daedalus, the legendary craftsman of Crete, where the style especially flourished), put an end to the development of naturalism and freedom in miniature sculptures that had shown promise in the Geometric period, and eventually became representative of even major Greek sculpture in the mid-7th century bc.

The combination of visuals became representative of "greater insight".

Over the summer, striking Bay Area Rapid Transit workers became representatives of what some in tech see as the inefficiencies of government.

In representation, the present becomes representative of the future.

If it was an inelegant victory, Fassel hopes it becomes representative.

"The more I learn about this accident, the more concerned I become," Representative Henry Waxman said in hearings today.

Thus, the exile of an individual becomes a microcosm of the problems of a country, and it also becomes representative of the fall of man.