Sentence examples for it represented both from inspiring English sources

So it may be difficult to grasp fully the immense importance the Dreyfus Affair had in shaping such views, and the kind of cataclysm it represented both in late-19th-century France and in the century to follow.

The show was a hot topic in media and political circles because it represented both Mr. Spitzer's return to the public spotlight and CNN's attempt to bring liberal and conservative political talk to prime time.

It represented both the highpoint of British music's cultural impact, and its effective castration - for, if rock stars were now friends of the Government, how could they continue to be truly exciting?

Expanding on its relationship to the album's concept, Manson said "It represents both the androgyne and the prima materia, which has been associated with Adam, the first man".

It represents both the emergent complexity of the game and its extremely simple core nature.

In a sense, therefore it represents both the frailty of the neoliberal project and its deepening".

From Cai's vantage point, it represents both.

It represents both popular taste and scholarly consensus.

It represents, both executives said, the electric "filling station" of the future.

"It represents both a source of great value and a potential toxic environmental hazard," he said.

Because Vista requires more processing power than XP, it represents both a hardware and a software upgrade.