Sentence examples for represented of course from inspiring English sources

The usual suspects are represented, of course.

The United States represented, of course, a land of freedom and deliverance for Europe's Jews.

The stars of the period — Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros and Rufino Tamayo — are well represented of course.

Mexico is well represented, of course, and so is Vietnam and, to a lesser degree, the Philippines.

He is able to frame the election as a choice between stability (represented of course by himself) and the chaos of a ragbag of opposition forces.

While minorities need to be represented, of course, I believe the time has come for us to place much more emphasis and concern on the hard-working taxpayers in this country".

Rashid will be important for what he represents, of course, a kid of Asian background born in Bradford.

My hieroglyph represents, of course, not only the mountains but the flanking San Andreas Fault, which comes up from the Gulf of California, bends left around Los Angeles, then goes on to San Francisco and north below the sea.

Trump's rallies represent, of course, the first of these; so do his unscripted speeches, which barrel, like a truck without brakes, into a ditch, wheels still spinning, kicking up gravel.

Scotland, [which] has been part of this EU for 40 years, [which] has built up rights and entitlements as part of that structure, [which] conforms to the democratic imperatives that the EU represents – of course we are entitled to our rights as European citizens.

In particular, the domain of the actual world represents — of course — the things that are actual, the things that exist simpliciter.