Sentence examples for known represented from inspiring English sources

Sylvia, more than anyone I've ever known, represented an entire world that has disappeared".

The Zoning Improvement Plan, as ZIP was more prosaically known, represented an irreversible step in the seeming ascendancy of numbers over letters, arriving about the same time the telephone company was switching to seven-digit numbers from letter exchanges like BUtterfield 8. Newspaper editorials warned of Big Brother and "numerical neurosis".

treaty, as it is known, represented a significant advance in United States-Soviet relations amid the cold war; from 1985 onward, Mr. Glitman, a respected veteran of the Foreign Service with expertise in arms control, was the United States' chief negotiator.

The TNF-blockers, as they are known, represent one of the most successful classes of drugs ever developed using biotechnology.

Tollund Man, as he is known, represents the rawness of those early times and the edges of our knowledge.

Some outside analysts caution that it could be difficult to determine whether a suspect about whom little is known represents a threat to U.S. interests.

Thus to avoid founder effects, entropy analysis also was conducted on the larger national data set for which infection status was known, representing 158 unique viruses (Figure S1).

However, the filtering procedure reduces this dramatically to 45 different loci (41 of which are already known) representing 16 different families (14 known).

Sydney Freeland: Growing up I never really felt like I saw the people and places I knew represented on film.

So anything I recorded or put out is just stuff that I know represents me tastefully".

Dr. Paul, who everyone knows represents something new and culturally challenging -- two criteria for newsworthiness -- is conspicuous by his absence.