Sentence examples for nicely represented from inspiring English sources

Cuban's silence has also nicely represented why these Finals have been so enjoyable: they've been all about basketball.

But while his characters extol the virtue of minimalism in the Japanese arts, notably ukiyo-e woodcuts (nicely represented by Darrel Maloney's projections), Mr. Schorr doesn't always practice what he preaches.

This dynamic is nicely represented in city maps where the year of construction of the various building is colour coded, showing how the site layer expanded with time and along which directions.

That and her three other studio albums, including last March's Girl Who Got Away, are nicely represented on this 18-song compilation, along with treats such as the Academy Award-nominated "If I Rise" (with A.R. Rahman) and "NYC," a lively new dance track that was released in October.

All SA rotamers, involving a hydrogen bond between a syn hydroxyl group and an anti carboxylate lone pair, are nicely represented with some preference for the antiplanar orientations.

There's no point in asking nicely: representing the interests of the ultra-elite while damaging the common interests of humankind appears to be the government's mission.

Meg Pierce's intricate schemes based on old astronomy charts nicely represent a more conceptual mode, while Marion Klein's small, richly colored oil is a good example of a boldly synthesized landscape.

Though the words do not come from Rumi himself, the impression it gives of his prophetology is not far off, and it nicely represents the mystical transformation that Shams of Tabriz helped him to achieve, following in the tradition of the Sufis.

Thus (L1) is the study of formal languages of which one is distinguished, and this one distinguished language nicely represents the fixed and non-fixed features of our natural language, through its logical and non-logical vocabulary.

As Willa Paskin wrote for Vulture back in 2010, "Since the most popular girl in school is a cheerleader, the movie nicely represents the two stereotypes... that cheerleaders are the most desirable girls, and also the bitchiest".

Sunshine, hurricanes, and manatees all nicely represent Florida, but the most appropriate nickname would reflect its non-indigenous creatures, the ones who migrate from the north to shed their skins and recreate themselves.