Sentence examples for represent a reaction from inspiring English sources

Did Ronald Reagan represent a reaction against the decade, or its fulfillment?

One way or another, they all represent a reaction against modernity, with its ceaseless anxiety and churn.

Does the drop in support for her there represent a reaction to her decisions as Secretary of State or to her speaking fees?

Pictorialism has also been said to represent a reaction against the cold materialism of science and applied technology and an attempt, as in Symbolism, to plumb the imagination.

And behind this, of course, lies the post-millennial wave, whose political coming of age is being powerfully demonstrated by the Parkland protests, which also plainly represent a reaction to Trump.

The equation A ⇄ B + H+, used in the Brønsted Lowry definition, does not represent a reaction that can be observed in practice, since the free proton, H+, can be observed only in gaseous systems at low pressures.

Her literary preferences may have represented a reaction against the provincialism of a childhood spent in Arizona and Southern California.

Mr. Bush's rhetoric represents a reaction, fierce among conservatives, to what they view as the fuzzy-minded, multinational foreign policy of Bill Clinton.

His selection represented a reaction against Domitian's autocracy and a return to the cooperation between emperor and Senate that had characterized the reign of Vespasian.

Apart from the details of his socialist teachings, his main ideas are simple and represented a reaction against the bloodletting of the French Revolution and the militarism of Napoleon.

It is not clear whether these regulations carried the weight of law, but they seem to have represented a reaction against practices that were more favourable to women.