Sentence examples for show represented from inspiring English sources

But Monday's Dior show represented a kind of defeat of his way of doing things.

Last year's Chelsea flower show represented the high point of a certain kind of traditional English horticultural charm.

Most of all, this show represented an opportunity to radically reshape the American appreciation of Kirchner's achievement by giving his singular carved wood sculptures their due.

The show represented the 20's, his father's time, a whole other era in which "people made their own hell," he says.

Some police officers said the show represented the real life of rank-and-file officers better than many television detective dramas.

The polychromatic show represented a break from the high contrast black-and-white collections that are the storied label's marque de fabrique.

But I think this show represents me.

Without question, this show represents a risk".

Each show represents three days of taping on the island.

Neither show represents Ms. Simpson's work at its best.

This small find of a show represents but a handful.