Sentence examples for described as representing from inspiring English sources
Second Life has fared better, but in ways that could hardly be described as representing a civic paradise.
He said Truss announced the the changes at a lunch by industry group Shipping Australia, which Albanese described as representing non-Australian shipping interests.
In the official language that accompanied the sanctions, the situation in Venezuela was described as representing a "threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States".
That a podcast crew of three former White House speechwriters could plausibly be described as representing the Party's base tells you something about how the Democratic Party has evolved this year.
They are often described as representing captured enemies, but our guide tells us that they are probably figures of hunchbacked or crippled members of the community, who were thought to have special powers.
The textbook publishers Cengage Learning, Pearson and Wiley, which were described as representing more than 60 percent of the United States higher education textbook market, were to begin offering textbooks through the Kindle Store within a few months.
In between these major buildings, Ito has built an eclectic body of work, which the Pritzker jury citation somewhat delicately describes as representing "a spectrum of architectural languages".
And then there is levelling out the population size of constituencies, a coalition plan that foundered and which he describes as representing "a kind of basic sense of fairness".
He nevertheless feels compensated by the final chapter, which he describes as representing Glob "at his best, building-up, in detective-style fashion", a picture of ritual behavior in the Iron Age.
"Instead, his program is better described as simply representing a belief that art culture and popular culture have merged, becoming one and the same".
In a recent interview on BBC Radio 4, Roberts described Vinny as representing the 'worst' side of herself, her excesses.
