Sentence examples for most clearly represented from inspiring English sources

It functions as a contemporary memoir, in which "personal history [and] lyrical retrospection mingle" – most clearly represented in the Pisan Cantos.

This is most clearly represented by Haruki, whose thoughts on mortality ("Time is so interesting to me now that I have so little of it") and consequence ("[Y]ou could even say that the very outcome of this war will be decided by a moment and a millimeter … But how am I to know?") illuminate the book like a quiet flame.

We used two MHLCS items in SeMaS that most clearly represented the internal and external orientation.

Four statements that most clearly represented each dimension were selected from the lists, to form a total of 16 experiences.

The human neurodevelopmental phenotype will be most clearly represented in models that include environmental chemical exposures, the social milieu, and complex human genetic characteristics that we are just beginning to understand.

Inclusion of all randomized participants in the analysis is thus most clearly represented as the person-time at risk accrued as a percentage of maximum possible person-time at risk in each trial arm.

Particularly for baby boomers, the demographic whose taste it most clearly represents, it is powerfully nostalgic.

Yet as party activists begin to appraise the field, they are already grappling with whether to once again embrace a younger candidate who reflects the future or shrug off age and elevate a veteran politician who most clearly represents their simultaneous craving for undiluted liberalism and someone who can thwart Mr. Trump.

The reason for sub-dividing this group was that the most very premature infants clinically clearly represented a separate group by being sicker or needing support (eg. parenteral feeding, coffein, oxygen, etc)., and thereby, in addition to the younger GA per se, were at higher risk for bilirubin encephalopathy.

He showed his opposition to President Van Thieu most clearly in representing the agitating students at Saigon University who charged that some of their leaders had been arrested unjustly.

One of the things I remember most, apart from the mud, was how the layout of the airbase clearly represented how power works.