Sentence examples for generally representing from inspiring English sources

During the two following decades he executed several important commissions, generally representing dramatized genre on a grand scale.

The delegates to the Democratic and Republican conventions, generally representing the extreme wings of their parties, do not agree on much, but one belief they have in common: Nominating conventions are important.

Before that was a gap of 200 or 300 years, following the collapse of Mycenaean culture and the disappearance of Linear B writing (with each sign generally representing a syllable), during which Greece seems to have been nonliterate.

Plants had the highest average species richness (128.25) in managed woodlands, while birds had the lowest (18), with invertebrates generally representing good indicators of biodiversity.

These cases make up c. 6% only of the total profile length studied, confirming the interpretation of the Moho generally representing the top of the mantle.

His new position, based in New York, will be Y Combinator's Ambassador to the East where he will be meeting with East coast applicants and generally representing Y Combinator.

Outages, errors in load forecasts and renewable generations are generally represented as probabilistic uncertainties.

The center point of the radiopacity generated by the ear rods of the cephalostat generally represents the machine Po [4].

Tonatiuh is generally represented by a colourful disk.

He described Mr. Scalia as having generally pro-labor views, even though he has generally represented management clients.

Blacks and Hispanics generally represent more than 85 percent of those stops.