Sentence examples for represents a range from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to be a voice of reason and calm," Rabbi Jim Bennett, who oversees the St . LouisRabbinical Association, which represents a range of Jewish denominations, said.

This year's shortlist for the Greenaway Medal for "outstanding illustration in a children's book" represents a range of books available for all ages, says Annie Everall.

Foster currently represents a range of actors and presenters including Alan Davies, Ken Stott, Ross Kemp and Jamie Theakston as well as Evans' pop star wife Billie Piper.

Not all outsider art is as gentle as most of these examples, but Rubin's choice of images, appropriate for her audience, represents a range of powerful emotions.

In these sections, Fortier ably represents a range of 14th-century ideas and adroitly mimics some of the wit of Shakespeare's dialogue.

At other times and in diverse contexts, though, Judas represents a range of quite various and variously stigmatized populations — criminals, heretics, foreigners, Africans, dissidents, the disabled, the suicidal, the insane, the incurably ill, the agnostic.

Their authors represented a range of backgrounds and sensibilities.

Their poetry represented a range of socialist and revolutionary ideas.

The council sought to represent a range, not an honor roll of best buildings.

"We represent a range of banks in a variety of different forums.

The speakers represented a range of opinion from the liberal to the radical left.