Sentence examples for represent a show from inspiring English sources

A referral to the UN security council, if ordered, would represent a show of strength for the court as it struggles to assert its authority.

"It's quite extraordinary to be able to represent a show that began 30 years ago and still be alive," Patrick Macnee said with a laugh.

"I think it represented a show of cowardice on my part".

Simply being called upon was important to Delcarmen because it represented a show of support after his recent travails.

The red tape represents a show of solidarity with survivors of sexual violence and with graduates who did the same during their commencement at Columbia and Brown universities.

It was an "easy" touch-up, transforming an old tattoo into something new, but for one Canadian couple, the change represented a show of support and love for their transgender son.

The 13th-century stone castle, of which only the donjon, or keep, remains, represented a show of de Vaux's status, and would have required peaceful times to permit a prolonged construction project.

The statement that a bad regulation is better than none at all represents a show of political incompetence and is wrong.

The killings were the first claimed by Isis in Yemen and represent a strong show of force by the group.

That West Indies cricket sustained itself at all was down to a collective desire to represent a region and show it had real strength.

Small renal masses (SRMs) represent a heterogeneous group showing a variety of clinical and biological behaviors.