Sentence examples for representing a whole from inspiring English sources

But when I mentioned to him that Park sometimes said representing a whole nation each time he pitched for the Dodgers was draining, Ryu agreed that he felt significant pressure.

But the series was faithful to the time; Don's view was the overwhelmingly prevailing attitude, the campaign representing a whole new departure in advertising that was initially deeply misunderstood.

For pupils like those at Oakdale, however – a good local state school representing a whole spectrum of abilities, ethnicities and attitudes – the presence of the consoles in the classroom was a natural and familiar extension of much else in their lives.

The estimator is formulated based on a sequence of reduced-order process models representing a whole batch behavior.

Such abstract models of interdependent decisions are capable of representing a whole array of social situations, from strictly competitive to cooperative ones.

63 completed responses were received from 11 countries representing a whole spectrum, from those who have only recently heard of ISD to those who have practised it successfully for over two decades.

And in February, the president launched an Interagency Trade Enforcement Center (ITEC), which will enhance our capacity even further, representing a "whole-of-government" approach to addressing unfair trade practices.

She represents a whole swathe of the nation".

I would love to represent a whole building.

Here, exposing stockinged feet in the homes of casual acquaintances represents a whole new tradition.

"It represents a whole new layer of activity," he said, "but apartments will drive commercial development.