Sentence examples for represented a vision from inspiring English sources

For Galán, the priests represented a vision of peace and justice that could have changed his country's future.

The L-shaped shop, with its cardboard-covered floor, hardly represented a vision of success, but were it not for the buses, the shop might not have survived at all.

It was not clear if the children had access to them in the classrooms or if this represented a vision for possible best practices for pain management for these children (Nilsson et al., 2014).

For Mr. Navas, the woman represents a vision of the hereafter.

A wayward sense of dress, Doonan proposes, represents a vision of escape and can, eventually, be a means of escape.

The chawl represents a vision of the future that I think both the Prince and Dharavi's poor would support.

And by inflexible I mean gaterism represents a vision of gaming that's small, functional, mechanical and unthreatening.

They're aspirational, they're soaring, they represent a vision of American power that is mostly obsolete.

But it represents a vision of global, open cooperation that is preferable to the ruthless and shortsighted jockeying for advantage represented in their different ways by both the Chinese government and Senator Cruz.

After his convention speech, the MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry said sarcastically that Republicans might be nervous "standing next to a governor who represents a vision of small government that is small enough to put on the end of a transvaginal probe".

Ever since the Lorax claimed to speak for the trees, the big question in environmental politics is who can claim the authority to represent a vision of unspoiled nature.