Sentence examples for represented itself as from inspiring English sources

For more than fifty years, John E. Reid & Associates, Inc., has represented itself as providing the gold standard in interrogation training for police.

Paravant represented itself as a separate company, even as the training personnel were aware they had been hired by Blackwater, according to witnesses and senators.

The group represented itself as a royal militia in service of the Sultanate of Sulu, an Islamic kingdom that for centuries ruled the southern Philippines and parts of what is now Sabah State in Malaysia.

But Brian Raum, senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund, a family and church rights legal organization that is representing the Camp Meeting Association in its federal lawsuit, said the group had never represented itself as anything but a religious organization, and challenged the idea that receiving government aid meant relinquishing one's rights.

Podhoretz ascribes to Irving Kristol (father of William) the insight that the New Class "represented itself as concerned only with the general good, the good of others (especially the poor and the blacks), but what it really wanted was to aggrandize its own power".

The group, which represented itself as a royal militia in service of the sultanate of Sulu, which for centuries controlled the southern Philippines and part of what is now the Malaysian state of Sabah, arrived by boat on Feb. 12 to re-establish its long-dormant claim to the area.

Saudi Arabia represents itself as a friend of America.

(The family would later occasionally represent itself as Swedish).

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.

What's terrible about the Harrison Ford film, though, especially terrible, is that it represents itself as simple entertainment.

The party has always sought to assert its legitimacy by representing itself as a bulwark against Japanese hegemony.