Sentence examples for believed represented from inspiring English sources

A persistent interest for the group was the role of myth, which Tolkien believed represented a distillation of humankind's desires.

Sunderland's owner, Ellis Short, recently refused to allow him to buy Charles N'Zogbia, the left-winger who Bruce believed represented the team's missing link.

The Russian made his way to a conference room on the 27th floor and met two men who, he believed, represented a left-wing Colombian group, the FARC.

Bondy remained hopeful that both sides would be able to complete a process that he believed represented a "significant step" towards removing uncertainty over the future of Britain's biggest oil group.

BAGHDAD, March 25 — The senior American envoy in Iraq, Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, held talks last year with men he believed represented major insurgent groups in a drive to bring militant Sunni Arabs into politics.

Dmitri V. Vasiliev, the former head of the Russian equivalent of America's Securities and Exchange Commission, who resigned in 1999 over Yukos maneuverings, said in an interview at the time that people who he believed represented Yukos threatened him physically.

This is something that I believe represents the future of climate change research.

From this, I make a selection of artists who I believe represent some of the best work being made today.

A rated driver is the person that auto insurance companies believe represents the greatest loss potential for an insured vehicle.

I end up working around those people who I believe represent roadblocks (pun intended) to our success.

This will be different, a road map for what I believe represents delicious, smart, contemporary cooking and eating.