Sentence examples for represented a very from inspiring English sources

Right now, the consensus is that -- for Bernie Sanders at least -- the protests carried out at Netroots Nation a week ago by #BlackLivesMatter activists represented a "very bad weekend".

Mallya was very different, and represented a very different India.

The sale to Astrium represented "a very good result".

"I represented a very different approach to matters which became apparent when I became archbishop".

James Sturman QC, defending, said the case represented "a very, very unhappy period for British democracy".

First, the elections represented a very significant defeat for the traditional Israeli left.

The reports represented "a very small fraction" of the Xbox machines sold, a Microsoft spokeswoman, Molly O'Donnell, said.

"What I saw represented a very grave violation of data protection law," Mr. Caspar said Monday in an interview.

This represented a very small reduction from the previous period, perhaps reflecting the impact of the monsoon season.

Pils said the decision to resort to political subversion charges represented "a very different, much more public, assertive, brazen way of saying we don't tolerate human rights advocacy.

Together, those transactions represented a very conservative strategy that meant that if the stock did rise Mr. Lazio would earn a small profit.