Sentence examples for represent the fact from inspiring English sources

The black robes represent the fact that justices are not supposed to act as individuals, he said.

"But I do know it is on the badge to represent the fact that for a very long time Watford were the only league club in Hertfordshire.

That could just be a statistical fluke, although it could also represent the fact that vice presidential nominees have taken on a higher profile than they once did.

The gender pay gap still exists, and women in Iceland recently downed tools at the moment in the working day after which women effectively work for free: Icelandic women shortened their day by 14% to represent the fact that women there, on average, earn 14% less than men.

The shape detecting centres represent the fact that a tomato-shaped thing is present, and they represent the fact that an apple-shaped thing is present.

In our model, labels represent the fact that agents belong to certain communities.

But parts of this book feel like prefabricated movie moments, even if they accurately represent the facts.

Barbie always represented the fact that a woman has choices".

I think the photograph represents the fact that Jeremy gave hope to lots of young people.

This represents the fact that he was briefly, before he became famous, our driver.

It was a deal that represents the fact that he's the best fighter in the world".