Sentence examples for represent in a from inspiring English sources

They represent, in a sense, two distinct types of 'Catholicisms' alive in our country today".

And so the reproductions of the great masters in Saigon represent, in a way, the mainstream of Vietnamese art.

"How do you summarise what women represent in a graphic?" "A 20-part DVD wouldn't have scratched the surface.

"Frames" represent, in a similar graph network, physical or abstract attributes of objects and in a sense define the objects.

It does make you think about what you represent in a way that you never do if you're having a photograph taken".

They represent, in a sense, the purest form of self-expression - that is to say, the desire to leave some record of one's own existence.

The dutiful consistency she is seen to represent in a changing world makes it that much easier, a rare public service that does what it says on the By Appointment tin.

These sorts of prophylactic talks represent, in a way, a softening in approach from the rougher, more explicitly violent policies that defined the years-long battle against Chechnya's insurgency.

A more impressive version of antiquity-modernity interplay is a wall-size Cubist construction of mirrors designed by Jeong-Soon Oum to represent in a semi-abstract way an ancient scholar's bookshelf (at Seomi & Tuus).

This structure is difficult to represent in a two-dimensional picture, but Figure 7A is a useful analogue with the hollow circles representing oxygen atoms and the small solid dots representing silicon atoms.

But what could have devolved into a prickly situation has been defused less by Soriano's homers than by what he has come to represent in a very young clubhouse: leadership.