Sentence examples for clearly representing from inspiring English sources

There are two main steady states: PUSH, and NOPUSH, clearly representing when a button is pushed and when it is not pushed.

To prevent this, Washington should have a high-level emissary, clearly representing the Bush administration, alongside the European Union's Javier Solana.

It is unclear exactly how big the problem is, although reports in the state press say that as of 1999, the police were rescuing 10,000 women a year, clearly representing only a fraction of those kidnapped.

But I am reluctant to fault him, because Mr. Polenzani must have been exasperated that his performance, clearly representing great preparation and experience from an important artist, was being undermined by the electronic interference.

The Game of Thrones connection is the mixture of warfare with a historical setting, as the book centres on a long-ago tribe living on the banks of the Euphrates that suffers an invasion; while the political element sees an Arab nobleman taking on enemies clearly representing the US and Israel (two towers figure prominently, seemingly symbolising the World Trade Center).

(b) The graph shows the comparison of VSC measures for three volunteers measured with our system, clearly representing the ability of our device to distinguish oral hygiene conditions based on oral VSCs.

"They clearly represent the team..

These analysts clearly represent only one approach to resolving conflicts.

Most images should clearly represent either "terrorism" or "freedom fighting".

The third circle, gluttony, clearly represents the finger-buffet.

And a collapsing North Korea clearly represents a greater evil.