Sentence examples for seems to represent a from inspiring English sources

The project also seems to represent a turning point of sorts for Mr. Gehry.

This "seems to represent a considerable promotion for a minor local deity," Mr. Connor writes.

Yet removing the bread from a sandwich seems to represent a breakthrough of the least appealing kind.

To her critics, she seems to represent a fraud to be exposed, a wrong to be righted.

Tuckerman's own literary career seems to represent a kind of introverted flowering of his brothers' diverse gifts.

The picture seems to represent a critique of liberal idealism by a woman without much faith in a better world.

The Sangoan seems to represent a response to the environmental conditions of this tropical rain-forest region.

In Blake, it seems to represent a supernatural reality, as if the battles were being fought on the astral plane.

The raid on 2 January was the first mass deportation effort since 2013 and seems to represent a new and more aggressive stance by President Barack Obama's administration.

And the plank seems to represent a viewpoint on abortion more rigid than Mr. Bush has sometimes portrayed his own to be.

He suggested that Judge Sotomayor should be disqualified because she seems to represent a rejection of the concept of a wise and impartial judge.