Sentence examples for finally representing from inspiring English sources

(One Little Indian) Usually with each new Björk album comes the often wishful mutterings of it finally representing her "return to pop", as if she's about to recreate Debut, move back to London and start dating Goldie again.

"He's finally representing, I think, what we need and know will help us," she said.

Finally, representing himself, he would face his fellow Orange County citizens alone.

Capillary hypoperfusion is accompanied by the development of shunt vessels and decreased tissue oxygenation, finally representing a stimulus for neovascularization in proliferative diabetic retinopathy (2).

Bogdanovich now says the version to be released on 15 April finally represents his perfect vision.

"We hope this is going to finally represent an opportunity to do true prospective clinical trials in an organized fashion in multiple centers," Dr. Hoyt said.

If they can do so, the agreement may finally represent a way to end the crisis without encouraging blackmail when the debt ceiling comes up again.

The Spanish leather goods house has been creating custom outfits for its loyal clientele for more than a decade, but only now did the brand's designer, Stuart Vevers, feel the line finally represented his vision of the brand.

Remaining clusters are finally represented as a set of polygons.

The corresponding atlases will be finally represented graphically in the established design space.

Things are finally shaping up a bit more though, and I think Oculus Go finally represents a product that feels more well put together than it doesn't.