Sentence examples for more clearly represented from inspiring English sources

"Everything the church represents seems to be more clearly represented by Michelle and Barack Obama," he said.

Democratic primary voters in Massachusetts tend to be liberal, and Mr. Markey more clearly represented their views.

"And if elections are free and fair, it will mean that Copts are more clearly represented and be more active in building a new Egypt".

The statistical differences in growth across the given concentrations (Fig.  2) are even more clearly represented by the visual effects of leaf burn and necrosis (Fig.  6).

"For the common Russian citizen, nothing more clearly represents this lack of partnership like the visa regime.

Note: the article was changed to more clearly represent the distinction between the EU's announcement of four points and the eight agreed on by the coalition.

At its core is a succession of arguments between two Czech friends, Jan (who holds some of Kundera's attitudes) and Ferda (who more clearly represents Havel, and borrows lines from some of Havel's famous utterances).

But since much web content is written by non-professional writers, it more clearly represents informal and spoken English than a corpus such as the North American News Text Corpus does.Despite the problems, linguists are gradually warming to the web as a corpus for formal research.

An important advance would be models and languages designed to more clearly represent application Intent (as formalized herein), without the usual implementation obscurity.

The ratio of the distribution breadth at half-height to the molecular weight of the monomer unit, polymer spread, is shown to more clearly represent the molecular weight distribution than the customary ratio, Mw/Mn.

The brutal attacks that took 129 lives in Paris and wounded hundreds more clearly represent a new stage in the conflict against ISIS that will require new measures.