Sentence examples for represented a form from inspiring English sources

For her, writing represented "a form of revenge".

News that the US military has sent a 150-strong taskforce of specialists to Jordan, represented a form of escalation, he said.

But "El Patrón del Mal" made it clear that, in a profoundly unequal country, Escobar represented a form of economic mobility.

Revenge on women represented a form of expiation for the frustrations and sense of impotence among males humiliated by their country's occupation.

One of the Chengdu editorials said the recent Doraemon exhibition, which has also been held in several other Chinese cities, represented a form of Japanese "cultural intervention" and an "attempt to weaken the Chinese people's firm stance on historical issues".

The women (and it was mostly women) said they were shopping for relief; they were also shopping because in their world, that kind of shopping represented a form of economizing.

This voyage represents a form of planetary anthropology.

Most often, it represents a form of reactivity, an accusation.

Indeed, it represents a form of religion that even atheists can support.

"The portraits of Stalin you see in demonstrations really represent a form of protest.

"New Jersey gubernatorial appointments represent a form of welfare for the political class," Mr. Baker said.