Sentence examples for represents a position from inspiring English sources
(in a stream) a non-negative integer that represents a position in the stream.
PCC said he continued: "Whiteness represents a position of power where the power holder defines social categories and reality - the master narrator.
Philip Wigge Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University The assumption that only GM crops will feed the world represents a position contested by scientists, food producers and civil society groups everywhere.
If Plato's Callicles represents a position actually held by a living Sophist when he advocates free rein for the passions, then it was easy for Plato to argue in reply that human nature, if it is to be fulfilled, requires organization and restraint in the license given to the desires of particular aspects of it; otherwise the interests of the whole will be frustrated.
Paulson & Co. pared its GLD bet to 20.3 million shares from 31.5 million during the third quarter, but that still represents a position worth $3.5 billion.
For example, the "confessional poetry of Robert Lowell, Sharon Olds, and Louise Glü ck, with its emphasis on individual experience and a distinctive authorial voice, represents a position by the 'self'" end of the graph.
Ideas are presented and debated, programs are presented, candidates represent a position, and we vote.
Her ideas definitely represent a position well clear of the Westminster consensus.
This may reflect last-minute rethinking by Thorne or the director John Tiffany but may also represent a position – held by many dramatists – that a script can be interpreted in many ways, with the premiere staging being only one of them.
He said government could offer 30,000 places – as the Greens have promised - and it would still "represent a position saying no to almost everyone in the world seeking permanent resettlement".
One worry is that we are leaving out critical voices who did not represent a position in the dominant debates in their own time, especially women and oppressed minorities.
