I remember that, when it came out, it represented, for my parents, out in the suburbs, the height of prurience.
News coverage of the Crewe result in Britain focused on the personal rebuff it represented for Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the Labor leader.
The Revolution of 1848 greatly disturbed the duc de Broglie because it represented for him the destruction of the principles of parliamentary rule.
Harvey Milk's political career and the victory it represented for San Francisco's homosexual community is contrasted with the first stirrings of the Moral Majority, stirrings to which Mr. White was especially responsive.
For Obama, the speech was also a return to a venue that helped define his 2008 candidacy and the hope it represented for a new style of American leadership after the George W. Bush administration, which saw Europe as more of an obstacle than an ally on national security challenges after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
In some ways, it represented for me a reversion to an early way of working: before the change I mentioned, initiated by my character Lionel Essrog's mentioning of specific real cultural items, I believed, almost reverently, in some kind of fictional "law" that all the books, movies, songs, and other cultural items that characters in a fiction encounter should also be fictional.
Other aspects of Delta art also suggest that it represents, for all its variety, a larger communal response to specific geographic and historical circumstances.
Any given construct derives its scientific value from the shared meaning it represents for different people.
Dental caries represents a public health problem due to its high frequency in population and the cost it represents for society.
The Picasso exhibition is thrilling in both what it represents for China and what opportunities it allows its citizens for the first time.
