Sentence examples for really represented that from inspiring English sources

"And Sidney really represented that".

For me, Magritte really represented that.

And I think witches in particular really represent that".

His response to it was that it was all a bit of fun and banter, which really represents that lad culture.

You'll hear it when you listen to the music like, "oh he's in it".Nobody really represents that.

While we are aware that the SEP of the parents might not really represent that of the children, it is common in social epidemiology to use individual occupational measures to characterise the SEP of others connected to them.

"She really does represent that coming together of different types of musical genres that we used to think of as discrete," Schaefer said.

"We were looking for projects that could really represent breakthroughs those that could really change the way we think," Jack Dixon, HHMI's vice president and chief scientific officer, wrote in the Collaborative Innovation Awards announcement.

DuBois writes of the black church, "The church really represented all that was left of African tribal life, and was the sole expression of the organized efforts of the slaves".

Or, unfortunately their evolution is not really represented, meaning that the rNOL has room only for cellular genomes and not all evolving elements with DNA genomes?

In remaking the series, Adrian Hodges worked to avoid criticisms of the 1970s series and he felt it was "important that a new version had a cultural and class mix that really represented the country as it is now"; to meet this needs, they created two new characters, Al and Najid.