Sentence examples for representing as it does from inspiring English sources

America's Tea Party is one example, representing as it does an unfocused fury over eroded hopes and sense of identity.

The drop shot remains, for me, the most elegant of them all, representing as it does the absolute triumph of brain over brawn.

The argument is that the potential threat of injury, representing as it does only a possibility for the indefinite future, is no basis for a decree in an interstate suit since we cannot issue declaratory decrees.

The obsessive aptness of this conceit is not lost on the reader, representing as it does not simply life lived in the shadow of Alzheimer's but life lived in the shadow of obsessively apt conceits.

To the avid Wilson reader, much of it will also be familiar, representing as it does the culmination of a life spent thinking about everything from the social lives of ants to the social lives of people.

"Art Spiegelman's beautiful image, representing as it does his dreamlike vision of comity and love, speaks for itself," she said.

The literature of mysticism and the occult, representing as it did the anti-religious, was also of interest during this time; parents were still attending church regularly.

In this talk, I argue that this standard conception of propositions precludes us from being able to explain how it is that a proposition represents as it does.

Elsewhere, Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said "like the majority of democratic countries," Santiago would not recognize the vote as "it does not represent the free and sovereign will of the people".

"WilmerHale represented Allied Capital, as it does all its clients, vigorously and appropriately," she said.

But his sloppy attire is disrespectful to the voters he represents, connoting as it does a lack of professionalism.