Sentence examples for much representing from inspiring English sources

Taksim, parenthetically, was one of the most famous gay cruising areas in the world, very much representing the earthy, easy sexuality of the Turks, which actually can't be eradicated by madrassas and Hitlerite mullahs, any more than Cuban libido could be dampened by parochial Communism.

The average Wwox KO spleen weighed 9.3 mg on average, representing 0.21% of whole body weight, while spleens from wild-type and heterozygotes mice weighed on average 4 times as much representing up to 0.53 0.46% of whole body weight, i.e more than 2 fold that relative weight of KO mice (p = 0.0015) (Table 2).

Staff capacity and training for rational prescription and use of medicines (1e), (2g) policy and regulation for medicines price, (2a) high out-of-pocket payment, and (4h) cost containment policies are highly desired research topics that have not being investigated as much, representing important research gaps on these domains.

The current government very much represents the Sunni mainstream.

"His children very much represent a generational shift".

Over my 50-year career I pretty much represented, either directly or indirectly, everybody.

But in other ways, Behind the Candelabra very much represents the perpetuation of the status quo.

The Home for the New Economy, priced at about half that much, represents a definite adjustment.

This legislation has not so much represented governmental action as an outline of suggestions for governmental action.

This last album, and to a certain extent the one that came before it, very much represent a maturing of her creative voice.

It is a theme much represented in art, the saint frequently being depicted as a youth wearing knight's armour with a scarlet cross.