Sentence examples for he probably represented from inspiring English sources

If we're ever in danger of losing that crucial sense of ironic distance and portraying Seventies Man as a valiant, pre-PC ubermensch, he says, it might be an idea to consider the ugly culture he probably represented.

Although he wrote that they probably represented a separate form, he refrained from giving a scientific name to them because of the possibility that the form had already received a name he did not know of.

Due to this, and to their gross overall similarity, he suggested that they probably represent chronospecies within a single evolutionary lineage lasting about 4 million years.

But he said the gift probably represented a conflict of interest for Ms. Kenny.

He will probably represent the Devil Rays in the All-Star Game.

Compared to other teams' No. 8 hitters, he will probably represent an advantage for the Yankees.

IF JIMMY HOFFA were reincarnated as a modern trade unionist, he would probably represent civil servants.

Ehud Olmert, the acting prime minister and a former mayor of Jerusalem, is experienced, decisive and tough; and he spoke out in favour of replacing the road map with unilateralism even before Mr Sharon announced the Gaza disengagement, so he would probably represent continuity.

Known as moai kavakava, they probably represent the dead.

They coexist virtually everywhere, though they probably represent two evolutionary phases.

He spotted the name Cleopatra in Greek and worked out which hieroglyph also probably represented the ancient queen's name.