Sentence examples for it represents its from inspiring English sources

It is one of the shortest careers in art yet, like the world it represents, its transformations appear inexhaustible.

For example, the unitary rep theory makes predictions not only for how a mouse represents its position and orientation, but also for how it represents its location in the full phase space (position, orientation, velocity and angular velocity).

It keeps its members informed of significant medical and health legislation, and it represents its profession before the U.S. Congress and other governmental bodies and agencies, advocating its own views in the process.

In interviews at mosques, restaurants and cafes, Muslim residents said Trump's order had darkened their vision of America, the values it represents, its status as the one place in the world they can call home.

It may be next to San Francisco but in urban form, it represents its direct opposite.

That's up from $2.5 million in 2014 and it represents its highest year of income to date.

Not the corruption of criminals, but a corruption of the most basic value of any representative democracy: that it represent its citizens equally.

Founded in Leeds by Harold James in 1882, it represented its first trade union — the Farriers and Blacksmiths — in 1906 and today lists more than 20 unions and associations among its clients.

As its title indicated, it represented its anonymous author's view of the Greek government's most recent offer, which, on the face of things at least, accepted most of the creditors' demands, including a continuation of austerity policies that have helped bring about a historic economic collapse inside the country.

A spokesman for the chain said that it represented its diversified menu, which was moving away from solely fried products.

Tonal music was simply defined out of the universe of music in the world of Western classical music, even though it represented its history and its traditions.