Sentence examples for represented think from inspiring English sources

Think also of the agricultural biodiversity they represented; think, too, of the diversity of tastes that made them possible.

The Chicago of today is a place where all ideas are represented, thought out, argued.

Indels can be thought as representing two kinds of events.

And Zambra's latest novel represents, I think, his deepest achievement.

And if no one represents you, "think about running for office yourself".

So the finished film will represent, I think, the best of all worlds".

It also represents, I think, an impatience with minority cliquishness and discontent.

So three is a compromise between the ideal classificatory system and something that is easy to represent and think about.

Such a vehicle would offer the same ride, handling and practicality and would represent, I think, a rather good deal.

Together, he said, the plotters "represent I think the most serious threat to the United States right now".

The first sentence represents, I think, AT&T throwing Apple "under the bus," to use that dumb cliché.