Sentence examples for says represented from inspiring English sources

Ofcom's decision to deny the Greens "major party" status, she says, represented "pure delight, as far as we're concerned.

The amendments, the government says, represented a long-overdue attempt to revamp a Constitution ratified after a military coup whose 30th anniversary was on Sunday.

Though Newton's theories of gravity were superseded by Einstein's, the world of general relativity, no less than that of Newton's laws of motion, is still, Smolin says, "represented by a mathematical object", and it still invites us to regard the world (mistakenly) as "timeless and pristine".

The experimental set-up, Torero says, represented "the ideal scenario". .

To boost growth and firm up its dominance of the Mexican market, the company acquired UBICAR in 2012, which it says represented its only direct competitor.

One member, he says, represented tons of title insurance companies.

This patch, Paglen says, "represents an unknown project undertaken by the 413th Flight Test Squadron".

Bush, she says, represents "the triumph of the average American man".

Andrea Lafferty is the executive director of the Traditional Values Coalition, which she says represents more than 43,000 churches.

He, she says, represents her own "inner self" - or the impulsive part of her personality.

This, too, he says, represents a perfect niche for the PGM.