Sentence examples for representing all kinds from inspiring English sources

On the left side there are small squares, representing all kinds of sensors.

We've all seen data visualization projects representing all kinds of information some of which are baffling, some beautiful, some illuminating but artist Nathalie Miebach takes the medium a step further by turning that data into woven sculptures.

"They represent all kinds of things.

"We represent all kinds of people with all kinds of agendas," Mr. Barnhart said.

Yes, my T is feminine — it represents all kinds of women.

Generally speaking, the oki represents all kinds of introductory instrumental sections (aigata, or in this case maebiki) or vocal parts (maeuta) before the entrance of the dancer.

Because we do have people who represent all kinds of different perspectives – we even have luddites who think technology's ruining the world.

Meanwhile his company represents all kinds of independent films and filmmakers, listing them on its site and promoting them in the marketplace.

"I represent all kinds of groups, and he represents only a group of the national-religious, this is the difference," said Rabbi Lau, 47, now the rabbi of Modi'in, a city of 75,000 between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

There was a great feeling that the London SlutWalk represented all kinds of women, not because we were all "welcome" but because we did not really differ in what we wanted.

3 In CIL, the Loop statement represents all kinds of loops in C. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.