Sentence examples for represented a time from inspiring English sources

"In a sense they represented a time when the country became truly modern.

But perhaps more important, they represented a time when popular cinema was taken seriously as an art form.

"You can't avoid the fact that these people are metaphors for attitudes that represented a time we all lived through and have complicated feelings about," Mr. Pollack said.

Gary Carter represented a time and place when baseball mattered in Montreal — when more than two million fans flocked each year to Olympic Stadium, one of the worst ballparks ever.

In seeming paradox, Sotheby's sales on Tuesday and Wednesday — which represented a time capsule and briefly created the illusion that abundance was back — illustrated the erratic price patterns that develop when buyers lack perspective.

Thus, although the postglacial period represented a time of high terrigenous sediment generation and delivery, only ~ 30% of the sediment generated by channel incision from Waipaoa catchment probably reached the marine shelf and slope of the Hikurangi Margin during this time.

All of the cells decrease in cell viability, as they represented a time-dependent (12 48 h) and dose-dependent (10 400 μg/mL) response.

Overall an 18-24 h interval between MTX and FA represented a time-threshold after which MTX effects could not efficiently be reversed by FA in most cell lines.

It represents a time when reggae, punk and hip hop met.

Representing a time when time, perhaps, felt slower, it has also famously shown up in the Surrealism of Salvador Dalí.

"It represents a time when we had more pride," says Mark Dobbin, the boss of a helicopter service company.