Sentence examples for in turn represents from inspiring English sources

But the American flag now represents a national community that came under attack, and that in turn represents, at least in the minds of the terrorists, the whole decadent civilization of the modern world.

Touch is symbolized by a massage therapist (Gabrielle Rose), who can soothe strangers but who is unable to reach her teenage daughter (Nadia Litz), a budding voyeur who, in turn, represents sight.

A word token of 'horse' represents the word 'horse', which in turn represents horses.

For this reason also, only males become priests, for they represent Christ, who in turn represents Adam, the first sinner.

The artifact or event represents the work, which in turn represents other content, namely, the subject matter of the work.

The negative valence and high arousal (NV HA) quadrant, in turn, represents emotional characteristics such as agitation and anger.

Sila, her voice alternating between lucidity and lunacy, must in turn represent her abused people.

That hoped-for sale had in turn represented something of an admission of defeat by Honeywell's then bosses.

He later became Of Counsel to Schwartz, Burns, Lesser & Jacoby, which in turn represented MCA and Universal, among others.

Mr. Tribe, in turn, represented the Iran-contra special prosecutor, Lawrence M. Walsh, in a 1988 Supreme Court case that grew out of a different special prosecutor's investigation.

This was equivalent to about one-seventh of the country's computer market, which, in turn, represented roughly 40 percent of the global market in computers in that year.