Sentence examples for representing circumstances from inspiring English sources

With a group of visiting actors, Hamlet arranges the performance of a story representing circumstances similar to those described by the ghost, under which Claudius poisoned Hamlet's father.

Philadelphia represented circumstances he had once tried desperately to leave behind.

For instance, whether decision making during the BART represents circumstances of risk (outcome is defined by a probability), ambiguity (outcome is not known at all), or some combination, is up for debate.

In addition, these cases represent circumstances in just one city and one period of time.

Since practically all mothers of toddlers visit the municipal child health clinics [ 10], our data well represent circumstances of Finnish mothers with small children.

I thought if I had a chance to make a film about China, representing its circumstances from north to south, then I would do it.

Borrowers already on an income-driven repayment plan can request a "recalculation" of their payments due to changed circumstances – and a significant drop in income certainly represents changed circumstances.

The significance of marriage today is what it represents: stable circumstances.

To the extent that it represents any circumstances or conditions beyond itself, it does so generically.

Officers conclude that the policy conflict with the Development Plan and national policy is such that the proposal does not represent Exceptional Circumstances, which is the highest bar that planning policy requires.

In fact, the commission endorsed both main criticisms of the G.D.P.: the economic measure itself should be fixed to better represent individuals' circumstances today, and every country should also apply other indicators to capture what is happening economically, socially and environmentally.