Sentence examples for foregoing represents from inspiring English sources

Heavens to albatross, gentle reader, the foregoing represents about four minutes of a four-hour conversation.

Note that none of the foregoing represents either a desire or a prediction that an atheist prime minister will actively militate against religion, certainly not by outlawing it or passing laws that make religious observance more difficult.

The foregoing represents Leibniz's attempt to 'mainstream' his thought and contribute to the broader 17th century controversy over science, epistemology, and innateness.

The foregoing represents my personal views only and is not to be attributed to the Center for Inquiry, a nonpartisan nonprofit.

All of the foregoing represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate.

From the foregoing we conclude that Uberabatrachus represents a new nobleobatrachian taxon, a record that reinforces the hypothesis of a diversified neobatrachian fauna in South America by the Cretaceous and is consistent with the previous proposal that neobatrachian early diversification is related to the breakup of Gondwana.

The foregoing suggests, however, that Areosteon represents a new and distinctive basal tetanuran lineage recorded for the first time in Upper Cretaceous rocks in South America.

Indeed how can any of the foregoing be objectionable?

If that really represents the difference between making payments and foregoing a loan, you probably shouldn't get a mortgage in the first place.

It is evident from the foregoing discussion that the Austro-Asiatic Khasi of Northeast India represents genetic continuity, linking the populations of South and Southeast Asia.

Avoiding dental care because of cost represents a barrier that is present prior to seeking care, while foregoing recommended dental treatment due to cost occurs when, after making an initial visit, cost prevents one from proceeding with recommended care.