Sentence examples for represented it as from inspiring English sources

When politicians of the mainstream did talk about globalisation, for too long they represented it as an irresistible force.

Dutch cartographer Petrus Plancius introduced this constellation on a celestial globe he made in 1612 and represented it as a giraffe.

In 1612 Dutch cartographer Petrus Plancius introduced this constellation on a celestial globe he made and represented it as a unicorn.

"But perhaps because the English are said to be averse to buying such volumes, the publishers have represented it as a novel, rather as Jedward are represented as singers," he wrote.

(As it happens, a few days after our interview, noted critic Terry Eagleton wrote in the London Review of Books: "the publishers have represented it as a novel, rather as Jedward are represented as singers").

After a military coup in April 1974, he founded the Partido Popular Democrático (PPD) and represented it as minister without portfolio in the government of Adélino da Palma Carlos during General António de Spínola's presidency (May July 1974).

I think Billy [Bragg] represents it as well.

They both say their primary responsibility is to the book series, and representing it as accurately as possible.

Nevertheless, it may not matter which particular projection neurons transmit the odor information, or which particular Kenyon cells represent it, as long as each odor is represented as a sparse pattern of activity across every functional subclass of Kenyon cell.

Traditionally, illustrations of Auriga represent it as a chariot and its driver.

In 1946, the map represents it as "Palestinian land".