Sentence examples for past represents from inspiring English sources

But — and here's the big but — the solution that goes to the past represents anti-matter.

"I live," he wrote, "within the ironic awareness that the very mode in which I delve into the Jewish past represents a decisive break with that past".

Another view of this is that fixing the Hubble, for all the good work it has done in the past, represents sticking with the status quo and resistance to technological change.

A long procession of police motorbikes sped past, representing forces across the state.

Wilkinson, it should be said, lest we completely lose touch with the meaning of the past, represented strength and limitation.

In contrast to its robust consumer sales, Polaroid's commercial sales, which in the past represented half its revenues, have been flat, and profit margins razor-thin.

Then there's a more basic question: Does the past — represented by all those years of market returns — actually predict the future?

"For Kathleen Isherwood, the past represented a place to which she could escape, the place where she had been most happy; for Christopher Isherwood, the past was a treacherous bog into which you could be sucked down and suffocated".

Lenin's statue had survived the Orange Revolution, a testament to the fact that, while some Ukrainians want change, overturning certain totems of the past represented a blasphemous step too far.

Today the economically vibrant N.F.L. finds itself in an increasingly uncomfortable moral bind, uneasily embracing its brutal past — represented by stars like Deacon Jones — while sanitizing the game with new rules that give the veneer of safety.

In a bizarre side show, questions were raised about conflicts for Sorkin, a prominent white collar defense lawyer who has in the past represented individuals who were connected to Madoff and could potentially be called as witnesses in the case.