Sentence examples for represented first from inspiring English sources

Last night, his emphasis was on danger, represented, first, by foreign criminals and terrorists.

The domineering Shun-kin is brilliantly represented first by a petulant puppet, then by a masked female actor, and finally by one of the puppeteers.

This is represented, first and foremost, by Richard Cody, a middle-aged television journalist struggling to regain his position as a news anchor for an audience that would rather look at sexy young blondes.

A hanging scene is handled by having the victim, a poor atheistic weaver (I think we're in the 17th century by then), represented first by a digitally altered projection of the head of the noose-wearing actor playing him, then by a 3-D dummy that plops onto the stage.

Mr Le Pen, 73, a former paratrooper who has contested every election for head of state since 1974, said the provisional result was "a great flash of lucidity by the French people" and represented "first and foremost their rejection of those who have governed them so inefficiently".

William John Gruffydd, (born Feb. 14, 1881, Bethel, Caernarvonshire, Wales died Sept. 29, 1954, Caernarvon), Welsh-language poet and scholar whose works represented first a rebellion against Victorian standards of morality and literature and later a longing for the society he knew as a youth.

Standing still represented second-round progress, such was the scale of Augusta's day-two test.

Meena Raman who represented Third World Network at the conference says: "It was absolutely disastrous.

These primarily represented first-degree relatives to the dogs genotyped for the genome-wide scan.

About two-thirds were males, fifty-three perepresentedsented first-time admittances, and 44% were antipsychotic drug-naïve.

Carbohydrate metabolism was the most represented second order KEGG term in the 0.5 mg/L treatment.