Sentence examples for so represented from inspiring English sources

Daly is in fact a solicitor, so represented the workers, but not in court.

If it is important that blacks be proportionally represented in baseball, isn't it equally important that whites be so represented in our other two major sports?

Once so represented, speech can be subjected to the same techniques of content analysis as natural-language text i.e., indexing and linguistic analysis.

My pasty Irish skin was no anomaly: the class of 30 or so represented many ethnicities and, equally refreshing, a range of body types.

Ms. Dryden would only say that the decision to do so represented no change in policy as to how officials evaluated requests from prosecutors to obtain reporters' telephone records.

The move — which union officials said was the first time medical marijuana employees had been so represented — was hailed by the local's leadership, who called their new members 'great workers".

A dozen or so represent Olivier; the others possess her attributes.

But the effort to do so represents a sudden and radical thawing of their hostile stalemate.

It is not a government program, and so represents a tithing of manpower.

And this, although Martyn never explicitly says so, represents the significant difference between Kenilworth and Theobalds.

The extent to which it does so represents a "safety factor" for neuromuscular transmission.