Sentence examples for represented became from inspiring English sources

Still, the Giverny show remains somewhat anthropological, because few of the 30 American artists represented became household names.

Most of those she represented became friends, close friends, for to have such a person working for any writer was felt to be a marvellous thing.

Oregon has not found the necessary legislative support, despite a scramble behind the scenes to do so – of which Coe was supposed to have played a part, before the conflict of interests which his Nike sinecure represented became a controversy and his visit to Oregon this month was called off.

We lost a few people and added others along the way as what we represented became easier to define and relate to.

Through this process the commons, and the community they represented, became increasingly politically aware, and the foundation was laid for the particular English brand of constitutional monarchy.

Alex's thread, and what it seemed to represent, became a lightning rod in the developer community as well.

When I read the New York Times bestseller, The Devil in the White City, by Erik Larson, mass serial killer H.H. Holmes possessed such striking similarities to renowned architect Daniel Burnham (down to his piercing blue eyes), that the distinctions between good and evil that the two forces they supposedly represent became blurred and indistinct.

And the cruelty of the state they represent becomes apparent as they are transformed from guests to occupiers, holding the civilian population hostage.

Money, not ideas, not passion for the rule of law and all it represents, becomes the sole measure of public interest.

With the contrasting signals of the two markers, interpretations of what these relationships represent become muddled.

Many of the avant-garde and eccentric artists represented soon became academicians, some of them reasoning that an institution with Freddie Gore as its guide might be worth joining.