Sentence examples for represented establishment from inspiring English sources
""It represented establishment and we were definitely not about that".
Bruch, known primarily for a single, conservative concerto, represents establishment Romanticism.
To the Editor: Re "The Constitution and the Cross" (editorial, Oct. 7), about a Supreme Court case involving a cross placed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars on federal land: The cross does not represent "establishment" of a particular religion.
Clinton represents establishment politics.
Bernie Sanders is a "once in a lifetime candidate". Clinton represents establishment politics.
Among other activities, he scribbled a mustache and goatee on a reproduction of Leonardo's classic "Mona Lisa," thus recalling the way advertising posters representing establishment values are defaced by vandals.
Following an initial pulse of B. rapa, representing establishment of a weed population, hybrids are formed by reciprocal outcrossing between B. rapa and OSR from t = 1 onwards.
Conceptually, the de novo formation of prion-like aggregates from soluble protein within a given cell (which can be facilitated by protein overproduction) represents "establishment", whereas the maintenance of these aggregates in progeny cells under conditions that do not permit de novo formation represents "propagation".
All the usual suspects are represented – from establishment, in the shape of Burberry, to red-carpet favourite Erdem.
In 2018, though, it was Mr. O'Rourke who played the part of grass-roots insurgent and Mr. Cruz who represented the establishment.
Our treatments represented available establishment practices and increased in intensity from mechanical or chemical site preparation with subsequent banded herbaceous control to mechanical and chemical site preparation with 2 years of subsequent broadcast herbaceous weed control applications.
