Sentence examples for playing represented from inspiring English sources

But this kind of playing represented only one part of his art.

In the acclaimed acoustic of Symphony Hall, the surround-sound effect – enhancing lusty choral-singing and insightful orchestral playing – represented an electrifying aspect of an unforgettable evening.

The story was picked up by other outlets (including this one) and reported in a similar fashion by other publications, who made it a point to note that the piano playing represented a "softer" skill.

The local bands and artists who signed up to play represent genres including rock, reggae, jazz and folk, and most are not household names — "except to me," Ms. Fallo said.

"I like what the character that I play represents in the film, which is integrity and groundedness and authenticity and acceptance of who he is," Quinto told the publication about his role in the film, directed by Justin Kelly.

As The Chicago Tribune wrote in 1998, his playing "represents a standard by which other tenor saxophonists must be judged".

Stylistically he became one of the key figures of jazz trumpet playing, representing a link between the classical style of Louis Armstrong and the fierce departures of Dizzy Gillespie, who testified to Eldridge's influence upon him.

"This reprehensible attack shows that even the simple act of playing represents a grave danger for children in Syria.

Those plays represented 3.13 extra runs.

Julie, the heroine of the play, represented the ideas which the clothes also try to capture.

Acting out their emotions in the play represented a kind of freedom, several inmates said.