Sentence examples for represents in itself from inspiring English sources

The social and economic circumstances in which a woman sees sex work as the best available option represents, in itself, an environment of coercion.

Perspecta 40 represents in itself a kind of monster a hybrid, jumbled, conflicting amalgamation of work and ideas that looks at the past in new ways and tells of things to come.

Not even the Netherlanders [the Renaissance polyphonists like Ockeghem, whose music Webern had intensely studied] have managed this … The entire movement thus represents in itself a double canon with retrograde motion … What you see here (retrograde, canon, etc. - it is always the same) is not to be thought os as 'Kunststückerln' [artistic tricks] - that would be ridiculous!

Forged in the workshops of a number of conferences and symposia, this collection represents in itself a creative partnership between European and Asian academics.

First, effective dose as a calculated but not measurable variable represents in itself a concept that is combined with a relative uncertainty of up to 40%[30]].

Each of these books represents in itself a classic treatment of the view at issue, though it is the chapter on utilitarianism that has perhaps most often been treated as such.

(That immigration, like past massive waves to Israel's shore represented in itself a of massive eco-social wonder. Given Israel's then population of 6.7 million, the 1990s Russian immigration to Israel was equivalent to the United States assimilating the entire population of France!).

Biroul A. B. was assisted by a Consultative Commission of intellectuals and politicians of Transylvanian or Bukovinan backgrounds (Goga, Ion Nistor, Leonte Moldovan) and represented in Russia itself by a deputation of Transylvanian officers Elie Bufnea, Victor Cădere.

However, integration across organizational boundaries represents challenges in itself because Industry 4.0 involves sharing of large volumes of data between related enterprises.

After establishing the model's basic framework in the context of this study, an explanation is offered into how Ricardo and Hotelling's ideas on exhaustible resources are represented in the model itself.

"I have made it clear that the inspection of a few arms dumps does not represent progress in itself," said Jeffrey Donaldson, an Ulster Unionist challenger to Mr. Trimble's party leadership.