Sentence examples for so it represented from inspiring English sources

So it represented a positive flurry of activity when the cable channel announced Thursday that it had ordered pilots for two new dramas at the same time.

Her father was a surgeon who taught her how to arrange the food on her plate so it represented a diorama of the internal organs of the human body.

Rist tells Guardian Australia he dreamed of standing in the same spot as Attenborough did, and changing the name so it represented the local people and traditional owners, not an explorer who Rist said often described Indigenous people as the lowest form of humans.

Also, the knowledge base was biologically accurate, so it represented details that are irrelevant to students in our target population.

First, we measured HRQoL 3 months after the diagnostic process, so it represented patients' perceptions of the overall early management of lung cancer, from diagnosis to therapy.

This assumption is also supported by the fact that RNA analysis was performed on a pool of 25 nurses so it represented the global transcription of the caste and not an individual gene expression event.

By doing so, it represents ideas expressed by Wittgenstein in his book Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

"So it represents a very clear choice in a Democratic primary".

It is also one that immigration proponents and opponents may agree on, so it represents a promising target for reform.

Neglecting reservoir sediment management results in water storage lost, and so it represents loss of the project benefits.

Even so, it represents a 9.7% decline from the figure in 2008, which was itself 9.7% lower than 2007's.