Sentence examples for represents another side from inspiring English sources

Known for his catchphrase "Baaaaaah!", Gen Melchett with his exaggerated public school ethos and pitiful intelligence represents another side of the post-WWI criticism.

Her sexy, roiling presence onstage is one side of her, her wry social portraits on "Portlandia" represent another side, and neither has much in common with her modest, cerebral, nonperforming self.

But I asked a Documenta spokesman whether representing another side of the issue came up during the planning of the show, and he told me that the curators couldn't find Israeli work they thought worth including.

The glittering opening, though, of the 84-year-old Westin Book Cadillac Detroit, once a stone gray shell stripped bare by hoarders and vandals, was seen by business leaders and residents as representing another side of the city — its grit and determination.

But while the new New York rock has been defined largely by an aggressive sound and an extroverted attitude -- coming from bands like the Strokes and the Yeahs as well as Oneida, the Liars, the Rapture, Ex Models and so many others -- TV on the Radio and a handful of other newish bands represent another side of the music: dark, gloomy and introverted.

Alopecia represents another major side effect of patients treated with CTX.

This 'wanted side effect' represents another advantage of using the anti-DMs antibody.

In each band, both 1991 1994 and 1995 1998 are represented side by side for better comparison of temporal variation.

If Walid, Mustafa, Abdu, Mohamed, and their families represent one side of the contemporary Egyptian economy, the half-built flyover represents another: a coalition of the army, wealthy businessmen, and Gulf money.

One boy in the movie, he told me, represents his loving side; another represents his tyrannical side.

The opening ceremony represents one side of the Olympic movement.