Sentence examples for in which he represented from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fountain cited a deal in which he represented the buyer.

Two years later he created another masterpiece, the Dying Centaur, in which he represented the defeat of paganism.

Mr. Bergrin's first trial, in which he represented himself, ended in a hung jury two years ago.

The first was the 2011 NFL lockout case, in which he represented the NFL Players Association against league owners and won.

An adherent of a constitutional monarchy, he was a member of the Estates-General convened for 1789, in which he represented the third estate of Nemours.

But Mr. Schwartz said the Ramos case was just one of several in which he represented homeowners who were pursued by Bank of America over discharged debts.

On the doctrinal level, Michael does end on a painfully optimistic note – I know that's an oxymoron but it still brings me pain – the way in which he represents the promise of man's eventual redemption.

That possibility dies with Gandolfini and it may be right that Tony Soprano will now remain forever a character of television, a form in which he represents one of the greatest achievements.

Fuzzy theory was initiated by Zadeh (1965) with his seminal paper "Fuzzy Sets", in which he represents impreciseness or vagueness in everyday life as a mathematical model.

Early in his career, Miller spent time at the Office of Management and Budget, then moved into a role as something of a professional public policy analyst and host of KCRW's "Left, Right and Center" program (in which he represents the center).

Chamberlain easily won in Edgbaston, which he represented for the rest of his life, but the general election resulted in a hung parliament, with Labour holding the most seats.