Sentence examples for represented remarks from inspiring English sources

Comments on the opposite pole represented remarks on shortcomings, for example 'It's a pity that your content is shallow, it is the bare minimum, something already commented on by your coach as a point for improvement' (comment 29).

Nevertheless, considering readability, only a few elaborate examples could be fitted in to the paper, and most cited statements represent concluding remarks made by participants summing up detailed stories from their practices.

The remarks represented the most direct criticism by a top official in the Clinton campaign.

Those remarks represented a turnaround for the administration, which at one point had called the anthrax "common variety".

The remarks represented a departure for Mr. McCain, who has usually refrained from questioning the experience of his rivals.

Ms. Fu's remarks represented some of the strongest comments by a Chinese official since then to suggest that Beijing was in no hurry to lend a hand.

In London, the Foreign Office said it was urgently seeking clarification from the Iranian government as to whether the cleric's remarks represented official policy.

Ms. McDonagh's remarks represented the first time that a member of the government, even a junior one, had publicly called for a leadership contest.

His remarks represented something of a U-turn for the Ulster Unionist leader, whose party usually attacks Amnesty reports on Northern Ireland for being pro-nationalist.

The former Texas governor Rick Perry said the remarks represented "a new low in American politics" and demanded that Trump "immediately withdraw from the race for president".

While Afghan officials and President Hamid Karzai himself have acknowledged that preliminary discussions are under way with some elements of the Taliban, the NATO official's remarks represented a previously undisclosed NATO role in facilitating the effort.