Sentence examples for so representing from inspiring English sources

So representing the cost of the tax cut by just one of those four dollar bills is a $450 billion misstatement.

On the other hand, they express their pleasure in the form of a judgment, speaking "as if beauty were a quality of the object," and so representing their pleasure as objectively valid.

According to the Green Building Council, more than 60 buildings, including Adobe Towers in San Jose, Calif., the Discovery Channel headquarters in Silver Spring, Md., and the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, received certifications, and 840 more are in the process of doing so, representing more than a half-billion square feet of space.

So representing the traffic state by a single point on the graph is an idealisation.

Hence, global states connect instances of parts, so representing instances of a whole system.

Adams, Jonas and Marshall are competing in Olympic weights and so representing Great Britian, but there are other boxers on show from the home nations.

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

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.