Sentence examples for it represents a form from inspiring English sources

Most often, it represents a form of reactivity, an accusation.

Indeed, it represents a form of religion that even atheists can support.

Given the timing, the kindest interpretation of "December Morn" is that it represents a form of shock therapy — physical immodesty as a cure for shame.

It represents a form of aesthetics of absolute power in which the grandiosity of the evil vision retains a compelling, macabre fascination.

Another concern associated with gene therapy is that it represents a form of eugenics, which aims to improve future generations through the selection of desired traits.

Since its introduction in May 2011, mandatory work activity has been the subject of fierce criticism from campaigners who say that it represents a form of 'forced labour' or workfare.

Ethan Rome, executive director of a coalition that supports Obama's reforms called Health Care for America Now, said that the Alec proposal was such a frontal assault on the federal exchanges that it represented "a form of state-based repeal of the ACA.

In a second case to be heard at the same time in May at the Royal Courts of Justice, a claimant who refused to work for six months unpaid under the government's community action programme will argue that it represented a form of forced labour and an "attack on his dignity".

Does it represent a form of a more complex role for Latinas?

In this case, the solution can be found in closed form and it represents a sort of generalized water-filling algorithm, with water level depending on the interference activity probabilities.

As such, it represents a distinct form of nonassociative learning in its own right.