Sentence examples for represents the possibilities from inspiring English sources

Her resurgent career represents the possibilities now available to women in the age of professional Olympic sports a generation after the gender-equity mandate of Title IX.

Sandweiss, a professor of history at Prince­ton, says it represents "the possibilities and limitations of self-­fashioning, the simultaneous rigidity and porousness of racial definitions, the fluidity of urban life".

She becomes a humane symbol of Miss Cather's conviction that "the history of every country begins in the heart of a man or a woman". At the same time, her youngest brother, Emil, represents the possibilities of the immigrant experience.

Harlem Stage is seen as a jewel that represents the possibilities in Harlem, where many places are "having a difficult time," said Michael K. Unthank, executive director of the Harlem Arts Alliance, an arts service organization that supports artists and arts groups.

This matrix represents the possibilities to provide a user with a suitable connection.

The PNC method represents the possibilities of shape reconstruction and curve interpolation via the choice of nodes combination and probability distribution function for interpolated points.

Obama represents the possibility, like Mandela did, that a more human and civilised way is possible.

"She represents the possibility for redemption.

Writing represents the possibility of turning "bad language" into "good language".

The concept of tissue engineering represents the possibility of a promising therapeutical approach.

Engineering of defect chemistry, especially oxygen vacancies, represents the possibility of controlling the catalytic properties of nanoparticles.