Sentence examples for represented the good from inspiring English sources

Judy Williams, coordinator of the Third Street task force, said the choir represented the good things that were happening in Mount Vernon.

From race relations, to labor relations, to economics and, most recently, to drugs, baseball has always represented the good, the bad and ugly about America, even to the extent of our state of denial for long periods.

While the "gourmet" champion James Beard represented the good taste (in both senses) of traditional American and European cuisine, with its "glorious heap of fresh ingredients -- the meats, fish, vegetables and herbs that needed only his talented hands to release their goodness," Poppy Cannon went slumming to cultivate her new audience, the housewife who worked outside the home.

My position is this: the four cherubim under God's command envisioned by Ezekiel represented the good spiritual forces constantly resisting the demonic propensities of the principalities and powers of the four competing political types of our time.

The Magistrate, a Christ surrogate, represented the good intentions of enlightened whites whose wish to "help" only led to more trouble.

Steyn makes it clear that the attitude of 1964 Newsweek represented the good-old, solid-citizen, meaningful-culture days.

Valentine Pescatore, an extremely likable young agent with the Border Patrol, represents the good guys for the United States.

Andrew Pelling MP can represent the good people of Central Croydon in Parliament only after being released on bail.

You seem to represent the good side of mutuals, Mudie says, "very very careful, very very sensible".

The Diamonds And Rust represent the good and bad memories of a lost relationship in Judas Priest's heavy-metal rendition of the Joan Baez song.

The RSD value was 0.71%, representing the good precision.