Sentence examples for represented rising from inspiring English sources

But during the Empire State's construction, in 1930-31, it represented rising hope and progress at a time when so much seemed crushed and fallen.

Every kind of garden is represented – rose, herb, cottage, vegetable, knot, all the continental varieties – and anyone who loves white gardens will be in heaven with so many glimmering scenes of pale hydrangeas and white lilies.

Ali, an adherent of the Nation of Islam who had changed his name from Cassius Clay, came to represent rising black anger in America and opposition to the Vietnam War.

Long-run growth and business cycles are different things: long-run growth represents rising economic potential, slumps reflect a shortfall of output below that potential.

These put "adds" represent rising fear that recent market gains will reverse, and it is this fear upon which rallies are sustained.

Through the negative aspects that Dhumavati represents rise the virtues of patience, persistence, forgiveness, and detachment.

(The films also represented the rising commercial viability of black actors in the '80s).

Other notable works of Apelles include portraits and a great allegorical picture representing Calumny and a painting representing Aphrodite rising out of the sea.

If Mr. Stanley represents the best in old time bluegrass, Ryan Holladay and Shankman Twins represent its rising generation.

The logo for London Underground, the roundel, can represent a rising or sinking sun.

These represent a rising part of why people are getting behind on their mortgages".