Sentence examples for become representative from inspiring English sources

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

Some poets get noticed because they sound like no one else; others become representative voices, symbols or symptoms of their group or generation.

They both wished to start this co-operation... My father had the feeling Ferrari was a new, young firm that would become representative of the Italian industry, especially in the sporting field".

The Friars Club in Midtown Manhattan, known for its provocative celebrity roasts, was the unlikely, if fitting, backdrop for the latest development in the tragicomedy that has become Representative Anthony D. Weiner's political life.

The rally last Thursday at the Little Havana Activities Center was in her district, and in a sign of how serious the races have become, Representative Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, introduced the candidates.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Michael Heseltine said the party under Mr. Hague had become representative of "a right-wing, xenophobic country talking to itself in a very introspective way".

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".

As these artists become representatives in this change, through their art they initiate a constellation that signifies a new transformative order.

In representation, the present becomes representative of the future.

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