Sentence examples for it represents perhaps from inspiring English sources

It represents, perhaps, the battle to make such histories visible.

Pemex reformulated the bottled fuel, removing butylene, a volatile and environmentally harmful ingredient, but the gas still leaks from millions of poorly maintained pipes and tubes, and it represents perhaps 15percentt of the air pollution in Mexico City, the Molinas say.

What you might not know is that it represents perhaps the last piece of tech gadgetry that I actually enjoy.

In 1911 Russell claimed that this doctrine was the "fundamental doctrine" of his realistic position (BReal, 87; cf. RA, 92; POM, 226), and it represents perhaps the most important turning point in the development of his logical atomism.

That brief token visit and the absolute pointlessness it represents perhaps sums up the Palestinian attitude towards Obama.

And it represented, perhaps still more vividly, a Jewish world that seemed to have disappeared irretrievably into the past as soon as the East Siders or their children had achieved sufficient American success to move away.

It also represents, perhaps oversubtly, Jayojit's own need to blot the story out for a while.

It is single-minded immersion and represents perhaps the ultimate experience in harnessing the emotions in the service of performing and learning.

Lawrence M. Krauss, a cosmologist at Arizona State University, put it this way: "If the Higgs is discovered, it will represent perhaps one of the greatest triumphs of the human intellect in recent memory, vindicating 50 years of the building of one of the greatest theoretical edifices in all of science, and requiring the building of the most complicated machine that has ever been built".

But Doug Mientkiewicz (pronounced Mint-KAY-vich) represents perhaps the Twins' most satisfying development offensively.

case represents perhaps PETA's most visible attempt to dissuade universities from using live mascots.