Sentence examples for represented the power from inspiring English sources

She said it represented "the power of our differences, making us smarter and more creative.

Dmitry Chernyshenko, the chief executive of the organising committee, said the Paralympics represented "the power of sport to unite and inspire the world".

Where the elderly once represented the power center of the family, Mr. Yuan said the only child, regarded as precious, is the new center.

Had "Bangkok elites" wanted to bring down the government simply because it represented the power of their opponents, they would've come out against it much sooner.

So the Tower has represented the power of the state ever since the Normans built it a millennium ago to intimidate their Saxon subjects.

A later important fusion was the merger of Tammuz and Damu, a fertility god who probably represented the power in the sap of rising in trees and plants in spring.

The first pair, Lahmu and Lahamu, represented the powers in silt; the next, Anshar and Kishar, those in the horizon.

So does the cellist represent the power of art?

He represents the power of politics to change the world.

As with statistics, so with what they represent: the power and veracity of governments have waned.

Someone is representing the power of chaos, the lord of misrule, the force of violently entertaining disarray.