Sentence examples for famously represented from inspiring English sources
This produced a more or less mechanistic view of the economy, and AW Phillips famously represented hydraulic macro with a literal hydraulic mechanism.
Scholars of the more austere Kamakura period (1185-1333) took a moralistic view of Heian court culture, and the work that most famously represented it.
The McLibel Two lost a libel case against McDonald's in 1997, in which the relatively penniless environmental activists famously represented themselves against the firm's expensive lawyers.
Mortimer is a former punk and a former solicitor (who famously represented Jarvis Cocker when he was arrested for arse-flapping Michael Jackson at the 96 Brit awards).
He famously represented the family of Michael Donald, a black 19-year-old who was brutally murdered and then hanged at the hands of the United Klans of America.
She famously represented France at synchronised swimming as a teenager, a sport she has said endowed her with the useful political skill of knowing how to "grit your teeth and smile".
Most famously he represented the New York Stock Exchange chief executive Richard Grasso in a civil trial brought in 2004 by former New York state attorney general Eliot Spitzer to recoup much of Grasso's $187.5m pay package.
This is Mr. Yule's third legal tangle with the town; most famously, he represented the former harbormaster William Perks in a long-simmering sexual harassment suit against a former councilwoman, Susan Susanati-Reilly.
Famously, it represents America's No. 1 and 2 imports: Concha y Toro (Chile) and Riunite (Italy).
For instance, he joined the former Representative Marge Roukema, a famously moderate Republican who represented a northern stretch of the state from Bergen to Warren County, in sending a letter to President Bush after the administration reversed itself on placing certain limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
William Shawn, the magazine's famously retiring editor, is represented as a big-mouthed, gun-toting tough, and his venerable magazine undergoes a Mafia takeover.
