Sentence examples for representing those of from inspiring English sources

The trick is to think of shoes as being like people, with the super-high ones representing young people and the easier-going stocky ones representing those of your age.

EIS experimental data were fitted and analyzed by an equivalent-circuit model that incorporated two time constants: one representing the properties of the carburized layer and one representing those of the passive film.

Also, he is a member of the influential parliamentary commission on banking standards, although his remarks to the Christians in Parliament All Party Parliamentary Group were personal, rather than representing those of the commission (I should perhaps point out that I was the token non-observant Jew on the panel that then responded to the Archbishop's reflections).

White people are seen and treated as individuals all acting of their own accord, but black people are seen and treated as one unit--the actions of one black person representing those of all black people.

Another aspect is identified by Karin Gayer when pinpointing the parallel evolution of the patriarchal hierarchy in the narrated society and the alluded social matriarchy, the first resembling chimpanzee communities and the second representing those of bonobos.

The views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of the National Treatment Agency (NTA).

(Obviously, these are my personal views, and do not represent those of the Army).

A Labour spokesman said Livingstone's views do not represent those of the party.

These views are his own and do not necessarily represent those of the U.S. government.

Seven months after major heart surgery, Hootie also firmly indicated that his convictions represent those of the all-male membership.

Franqui-Rivera, whose views do not represent those of his university, said that the fall of the Soviet Union ended decades of boosting Puerto Rico's economy.