Sentence examples for represents beyond from inspiring English sources

However it's hard to say what change Obama actually represents beyond his assurances of it.

"As Scotland's national poet, Edwin's work should be represented beyond Glasgow.

And yet what they represent beyond this is more complex, more heartfelt – a story of Welsh identity, language and belonging.

What does Kircher represent beyond a massive ego and cosmic drive to publish books full of errors?

Like every good metaphorical or allegorical work, it can represent beyond its intentions; including pestilences both moral and metaphorical that have happened after Camus' own lifetime.

It also represented, beyond any doubt or question, however, a deliberate effort to eliminate those in the leadership who, over the years, had dared to cross him.

Again, here is Cashman on Jeter that night in 2008, after invoking Gehrig and fielding the inevitable follow-up on what players like Jeter, Gehrig and Cal Ripken Jr., who erased Gehrig's record of 2,130 consecutive games played, represent beyond the obsessive bean counting of R.B.I. and O.P.S.

Paolo Baratta, president of the Biennale, and Massimiliano Gioni, director of the 2013 exhibition, said at a news conference on Thursday at the Biennale's headquarters, a 15th-century Gothic palazzo overlooking the Grand Canal in Venice, that at least eight additional countries will be represented beyond the 89 that participated in 2011.

However, this benefit may be tempered by a lack of clarity as to what combinations of components actually represent beyond the abstract.

For instance, in topic number 2, gene sets until the eighthposition are not deeply informative of the process the topic is representing, beyond the fact that it is related to cell cycle and DNA replication.

This is not to suggest that semantic information is only represented beyond ∼200 ms. We also found evidence that early semantic processing can underpin the dissociation of objects from different categories, and was observed significantly earlier than semantic information than can dissociate between members of the same category.