Sentence examples for representing a return from inspiring English sources
In essence, the encyclical is a document of condemnation and reproof, thus representing a return to the thinking of the days before John XXIII.
Choosing Mr Handal, a veteran guerrilla leader, as presidential candidate was a tactical mistake for the FMLN, as it provided Arena endless opportunities to portray him as representing a return to times of division and civil war.
When Slough's finest, Brother, appeared on the cover of the NME, all snarly lipped and tilted of head, they were hailed as representing a return to good old guitar music.
It noted that for every 100 patients being telemonitored, 10 hospital admissions are averted each month – that's up to £2,000 saved per averted admission, representing a return on investment of 48%.
That means that, thanks to the magic of leverage in a rising market, your brothers' investment will have doubled in value to $400,000, representing a return of 10.4% per year.
Far from representing a "return to the past," these schools are cutting edge.
This represents a return to Indian roots.
represents a return to that mindset.
The move represents a return to Mangini's football roots.
Allardyce the organiser should represent a return to normality.
It represented a return to levels of last year.
