Sentence examples for it represents in a from inspiring English sources

It represents in a schematic form the whole drama of disintegration and reintegration, and the adept can use it to identify with the forces governing these.

I am always open to expand our thinking on fashion and what it represents in a modern world," noted Diane Pernet.

Even though GEDVI is thought to reflect the volume of all four heart chambers [31, 32], what it represents in a physiological context is less clear.

A 2013 article in the Financial News reported that "risk parity continues to prosper, as investors come to appreciate the better balance of different risks that it represents in an uncertain world".

It represented, in a sense, a final judgment against the revolution itself.

It represented, in a sense, the start of Linsanity: Volume 2. "It's a brand-new chapter in my life, and so I'm excited to get this thing going," Lin said after the Rockets defeated the Detroit Pistons, 105-96.

It represented, in a sense, the 'First World' from the schematic that gave us the 'Third,' and became a foundational institution of the post-Cold War global economic order.

My family is from Jamaica, and it was really cool to see it represented in a way that wasn't completely idealistic.

It represented, in an untrammelled way, the national personality.

"Culture" may be pulling itself apart from the inside, but it represents, in its way, a wish.

It represents, in many cases, a kind of lowest common denominator.