Sentence examples for represents a descent from inspiring English sources

In this reading, the stripping of the human body represents a descent into savagery, making the subject potentially liable to unpredictable and aggressive resistance.

Byrne said the new figures represented a "descent into chaos".

Rather than representing a descent to boorish barbarity, could it be that our shameless, moob-jiggling males point the way back to Eden itself?

At best, however, each of these devices only edged forward the potential of the wearable space; at worst, they represent a descent into a major growing area of concern with the category.

The Los Angeles Times said her composition represented "a descent into autism, achieved with frightening integrity.

Both Sotheby's and Christie's have agreed to hand back $256m each to sellers in the United States.The whole affair represents a terrible descent into the mire for two of the British establishment's most respected and aristocratic corporate names—respected, that is, until Sotheby's was caught up in successive scandals relating to smuggling, illegal exports and now price-fixing.

Reticulations representing HGT are therefore accommodated, although unlike the model proposed here, the initial topology exclusively and explicitly represents a history of vertical descent.

Cecal volvulus can occur when the ascending colon, cecum, and terminal ileum are abnormally mobile, which represents a failure of complete rotation, descent, and fixation of the right colon.

As expected, the African American population in EAGLE BioVU represents a complex, two-way admixture event of European and African-descent populations (Figs.  1, 2 and 3).

Finland represents a well-characterized genetic isolate (17), with approximately 2% of individuals with foreign descent.

A represents the descent of a measurement point 3 cm proximal to the hymen on the anterior (Aa) and posterior (Ap) vaginal wall.