Sentence examples for because it represented an from inspiring English sources

Right, because it represented an expansion of freedom and opportunity for Britain's poorer neighbours.

The Mass Observation team were drawn to Blackpool because it represented an ideal of the English working class at play.

The bikini triumphed for the second half of the 20th century because it represented an ideal of sex, summer, freedom and youth which was saucy enough to be compelling, but not fundamentally controversial.

DMIE is notable because it represented an attempt to target services to people with disabilities before they entered SSDI or SSI, though the findings reveal the challenges of identifying a target population at risk for benefits.

Idealists such as Louis Agassiz and Richard Owen believed that each species was fixed and unchangeable because it represented an idea in the mind of the creator.

However, it was used because it represented an appropriate trochanteric image in this trochanteric fracture model.

The paper held its value because it represented a scarce resource, the precious metals held by those governments and banks.

"Because it represented a complete change in the way I thought about the world".

I wanted Luisa to be Italian because it represented a homely, grounded kind of person.

Mr. Hayes said, "We had a great relationship at Stax, because it represented a lot of races in Memphis".

Del Toro told reporters that he was drawn to the project because it represented "a totally Latin-American movie".