Sentence examples for mostly representing from inspiring English sources

Each language and subgroup has evolved many clitics or particles, mostly representing contraction of certain finite verbs.

He read law with Wythe from 1762 to 1767, then left Williamsburg to practice, mostly representing small-scale planters from the western counties in cases involving land claims and titles.

That appeared to leave Mr. Abhisit with few options as the protesters, mostly representing Thailand's poorer classes, held their ground, paralyzing traffic and commerce in the heart of the city.

His hand has not been visible as the demonstrators known as Red Shirts, mostly representing the poorer classes, have filled the streets of Bangkok for more than a month, calling on the government to resign and hold new elections.

In their support of homogeneity of instruction, which tracking enables, these parents, mostly representing children in the 20percentt or so of the student population at the highest level, expressed their fears that their bright children would be dragged down by the mediocrity of the rest of the students in a heterogeneous classroom.

It means that quasi-random sequences are mostly representing U[0, 1] than pseudo-random sequence.

Now she mostly represents banks, selling their foreclosures.

In the Latham version, the heavenly host is mostly represented by collaged books.

Again, the E.U. members are mostly represented by junior ministers and officials.

SAG has also clashed with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which mostly represents a small number of television actors.

More contemporary artists, mostly represented by prints and drawings, include Red Grooms, Jim Dine, Philip Pearlstein, Dennis Oppenheim, Sam Messer and the Bostonians Michael Mazur, Sidney Hurwitz and Elsa Dorfman.