Sentence examples for definitely represents from inspiring English sources

This definitely represents a greater rate of disbelief and doubt than the U.S. population as a whole.

"British art definitely represents some of the 'best of British', but of all the many masterpieces that could have been used this was the most regrettable and the least inspired choice," said the Liberal Democrat Olympics spokesman Tom Brake.

It is a topic sure to be discussed at the Generic Pharmaceutical Association's annual meeting, which begins Tuesday in Naples, Fla. "It definitely represents a change in thinking," said David Simmons, the president of Pfizer's established products business unit.

Though the $9.3 million project ultimately was less than advocates hoped for, Mr. Mencinsky said, "this project definitely represents a first step forward in changing how beach nourishment is done".

Amazon Go definitely represents a gauntlet thrown down to store-based retailers.

Indeed, Netflix definitely represents one of the kids at the cool table.

"We definitely represent the Hindu community and we feel confident and strong".

Her ideas definitely represent a position well clear of the Westminster consensus.

"We definitely represent M.L.S., and I was a little bit worried at the beginning before the tournament that we shouldn't embarrass ourselves," Coach Hans Backe told The Associated Press.

Newman, although often perceived as being too close to developers, had nevertheless made much of his commitment to climate change and to green space, and introduced a bicycle rental scheme, not so good in execution, but definitely representing a modern vision for the city.

Women were definitely represented.