Sentence examples for represented then from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, when the popular interest is represented, then it's politics.
They represented then, and still do today, the voice of real Americans with real questions about health care reform.
He had also already been indicted on state corruption charges, in 1980, but he was acquitted at trial, represented then as now by Mr. Brafman.
The Swedish striker was at Ajax and he had received an overture from Raiola via his team-mate Maxwell, a Brazilian left-back whom Raiola represented then and now.
If you're going to do thematic shows, where it's not the artist or the school, but the iconography or kind of art which is represented, then it can work.
If the assessment reveals that a whole ecosystem type is not represented, then this directs priorities for land acquisition.
Lawyers for NML — including Theodore Olson, who represented then-governor George W. Bush in Bush v. Gore before serving as his solicitor general — did not return multiple requests for comment.
Libya and Ivory Coast represent, then, a kind of "caricature of Françafrique," said the Socialist legislator François Loncle.
If this is the kind of Christianity that the cross represents, then you can understand why people might take exception to it.
What Trimble represents, then, is less the city's dominant mood than a population, and a state, in tumultuous transition to modern life.
It is no exaggeration to say that if Britain becomes committed to the promotion of genuine international democracy which the European model represents, then it will still be possible to be optimistic about the eventual triumph of liberalism and individualism.
