Sentence examples for represented a whole from inspiring English sources

They began to understand that these characteristics weren't coincidental: They represented a whole new business model in the industry.

For Toyota, the Lexus was not just a new car; it represented a whole new way of doing business.

Mr. Lehman said the paintings represented "a whole aspect of American art that has completely disappeared from the scene," but one that "occupied a very important part of America's visual life".

Deborah L. Nichols, a professor and chairman of the anthropology department at Dartmouth College, said that the book, in recording the history of human occupation of the region "from the earliest farming villages to the Spanish Conquest," represented "a whole new idea for using aerial images".

Andy represented a whole bunch of stuff.

It represented a whole new world full of possibilities.

All the emotional and neutral movement stimuli represented a whole-body movement with a clear involvement of upper limbs (implied motion stimuli).

Can you represent a whole city in one painting?

She represents a whole swathe of the nation".

I would love to represent a whole building.

"Aqueous soluble ferrocenes represent a whole new class of molecules for flow batteries," said Aziz.