Sentence examples for represents the establishment from inspiring English sources

Chávez, 58, in contrast, is an ailing, elusive figure who now represents the establishment.

To me, Hillary Clinton represents the establishment, and her election will, at best, bring four more years of government of Goldman, by Goldman, and for Goldman.

Art Cohen Boston, Dec. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: I disagree with David Brooks that Linda Darepresentsond representhe"thestablishmentnt view".

And it must be conceded that they have managed to recruit alienated, unemployed youth, often by suggesting that Sinn Féin, in sharing power at Stormont and in having eschewed violence, now represents "the establishment".

v jt represents the industry-year effect, and u i represents the establishment fixed effect.

The rate of approach and residual conversion defined by the decay asymptote represents the establishment of an equilibrium between the pore volume and surface area loss during thermal sintering; and the pore volume and surface area regeneration as a consequence of a solid-state diffusion mechanism, and the subsequent release of CO2 in the next calcination cycle.

Les Deux Cafés in Hollywood represents the establishment-in-waiting.

Another, Linda Darling-Hammond, was more likely to represent the establishment view.

In the final days of the campaign both Ferguson and Rees accused each other of representing the establishment.

"The disaster over the Farage debate was there was a Liberal Democrat leader who was representing the establishment," he said.

The Giants represent the establishment, the Jets the insurgents, and as Ryan is quick to remind, only one of them has reached the playoffs the last two years.