Sentence examples for representing itself as from inspiring English sources

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.

The party has always sought to assert its legitimacy by representing itself as a bulwark against Japanese hegemony.

They're guilty of turning superstitions into rules, and often their proclamations are nothing more than prejudice representing itself as principle".

In "The Fraudulence of the Republican Party, and the Adverse Shift in the Balance Between Good and Evil in America, I show how today's Republican Party has harnessed the power of good people by fraudulently representing itself as conservative, patriotic, and a defender of Christian values when it is demonstrably the opposite of those things.

The very fact that the moderate opposition never succeeded in representing itself as a single body with a single command structure -- and the fact that the western world used that as an excuse to restrict its support for the opposition -- allowed Jabhat al Nusra to represent itself as a stalwart ally of the revolution.

Saudi Arabia represents itself as a friend of America.

(The family would later occasionally represent itself as Swedish).

What's terrible about the Harrison Ford film, though, especially terrible, is that it represents itself as simple entertainment.

Even as it represents itself as a defence of Christian values, it is in fact the greatest threat to the Christian legacy.

Paravant represented itself as a separate company, even as the training personnel were aware they had been hired by Blackwater, according to witnesses and senators.

For more than fifty years, John E. Reid & Associates, Inc., has represented itself as providing the gold standard in interrogation training for police.