Sentence examples for chair represented from inspiring English sources

An empty chair represented his absence at the prize ceremony in Oslo.

Mr. Bushman, the author of "Rough Stone Rolling," a biography of Joseph Smith, said in a statement that the Virginia chair represented a maturation of Mormon studies, which has recently begun to attract scholars from across disciplines, including many with no personal connection to the church.

There were five different pictures (a bike, a tree, a fish, a bed, and a chair) represented in varying order.

"It's not what chair will fit where, but what that chair represents," she said.

"It's a really moving ceremony, with an empty chair representing the dead spouse".

Mr. Christian places empty chairs around the spot where the selected patient is seated, each chair representing a key individual from that person's life.

The 36th victim photographed, an empty chair, represents other victims of sexual assault who aren't able to come forward and tell their own stories of abuse.

The poll numbers for the chair represent the largest post-convention bounce for an inanimate object since the nomination of Michael Dukakis, in 1988.

A single chair represents the Scottish Arts and Crafts designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, whose example helped inspire Hoffmann and Moser to found the Wiener Werkstätte with the goal — never quite achieved — of making modern design available to the masses.

But the night was perhaps stolen by the Oscar-winning director and actor Clint Eastwood, who ad-libbed his way through an "interview" with an empty chair representing Obama, and spawned his own Twitter trend – #eastwooding.

Gary Cohn, Trump's chief economic adviser and, reportedly, the top candidate for the chair, represents so much that is odious about the Administration: the former president of Goldman Sachs, he blatantly favors the interests of banks and of the wealthy.