Sentence examples for even representing from inspiring English sources

They were known for bribing juries and fabricating evidence, once even representing the plaintiff and defendant in the same case.

There are those aligned with him – even representing him – who are skeptical that the inquiry set to unfold will yield those reforms.

Although Snapchat may still get most of its press attention mainly thanks to hysterical press coverage over sexting, the above factors –monetization and the possibility of 'live-feeds' – mean that the app is a serious prospect, perhaps even representing the future of the social network.

Wexler has been ubiquitous these last months as a top surrogate for Senator Obama -- even representing him at the nationally televised DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee.

From this perspective, some historians maintain that the condemnations had positive effects on the development of science, perhaps even representing the beginnings of modern science.

A symbol in Christianity of a caring mother, wounding herself to feed her young, sometimes even representing the Passion of the Christ or the Eucharist, the pelican has inspired many.

We didn't even represent ourselves — certainly not very well.

Of course, 50 people do not represent America; they do not even represent Pittsburgh.

We might even represent climate change — try to stop that, eh? Yes, I know.

"Not much," said Mr. Van Gelder, "which is why most agents don't even represent short fiction anymore.

They might even represent a new countercultural ideal, absurdist but scary.