Sentence examples for did represented a from inspiring English sources

Adam Workman, told jurors that what Hutchins did represented a "wholesale abandonment of moral prowess".

However, he conceded that the talks did represent a considerable challenge.

They did represent a substantial chunk of the $5.5 million cost of the home, she acknowledged.

So it is clear that the Roman Books did represent a third distinct Academic position.

But what would the country be like if women did represent a significant chunk of Congress?

(66 359) For others, dentures did represent a cost issue for some participants and their peer group.

LP: But it did represent an enormous step change.

The Soviet Union and its client states in Eastern Europe really did represent an evil empire.

"This letter did represent an extreme view and the headline summarized that view..

Even so, REI does represent a change.

Yet Irving does represent a real danger.