Sentence examples for neatly represented from inspiring English sources

The kind of man he might become is neatly represented by two other characters.

The range of responses is neatly represented by the varied guests, who search Jörg for signs of shameful remorse, romantic idealism or pathos.

Joseph Crawford, a lecturer in English across the border at Exeter University, said Ross Poldark's struggles to keep his mine open neatly represented the economic difficulties experienced by the region during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Exotic places, animals and people are neatly represented in essential ways.

This threat is neatly represented by a pair of photographs of his sister, Lise.

There are some terrific moments, including the La Vaubyessard ball, where we see Emma reeling with emotion, trapped within a structure that neatly represents chandelier, crinoline and prison.

Oxime is a portmanteau term because it combines two words, oxygen and imine, into one, neatly representing the idea of oxygen bonded to sp-hybridized nitrogen.

In that respect the 55-year-old Melville fits the bill neatly, having represented England 13 times and captained them on his debut against Australia in 1984.

Improvements in architecture at this period, however, can be seen at Mersin, where one of its later phases is represented by a neatly planned and constructed fortress.

The problem represented by these sex-crazed women is neatly surmounted by a parade of narrative interventions: a helicopter accident, an incident involving Ana's predatory boss, a nonstop display of Christian's riches.

The curiously claustrophobic nature of British society neatly represented by the seemingly impenetrable gray 1930s apartment block of Dolphin Square does lead one to wonder exactly how entwined these separate cases of depravity were.