Sentence examples for became representatives of from inspiring English sources

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

Even though many of us were personally known to Al-Azhar and were greeted with warmth and affection, as soon as western ­delegates took their places on the platform, they became representatives of "the west".

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.

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

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 combination of visuals became representative of "greater insight".

Linda Brown, whose name became representative of 1954's landmark desegregation case Brown v. Board of Education, is dead.

And then I personally became representative of the Star Wars [prequels] descent which was uncomfortable generally because people did like them, and I was mad about them not being very good while others in fact did like them.

The holy book, the cross, the throne and other insignia of power and majesty, lights, lamps, and canopies become representatives of the holy.

"After you set up a union, these groups have to know how to become representatives of the workers, and really collectively bargain".