Sentence examples for speaking represents from inspiring English sources

That means that the way the show worked came directly out of Trump's brain and generally speaking represents his view of how things should work.

This was the weak link in the transition to democracy, the inherent fragility of a process which, objectively speaking, represents a massive triumph, since it has cemented a secure, solid and stable democracy the likes of which Spain had never known before.

Roughly speaking, represents the amount of noise energy to go outside the detection region provided that is inside [6, Section 5.1.3].

A call drop, technically speaking, represents the service provider's inability to maintain a call, either incoming or outgoing, once it has been correctly established.

Alicia, broadly speaking, represented humility — the decision, when faced with a dispute, to put aside your own feelings and interests and come to an agreement.

Jordanian football has traditionally been divided between Wihdat and Faisaly, who, broadly speaking, represent the ethnic Palestinian and Jordanian communities in Amman.

But as he became impressed by the argument that, for example, neither the judgement nor the proposition that Sam is sad employ the concept of state of affairs (or the concept of truth) he came round to the view that obtaining states of affairs make propositions true and judgements correct but are not properly speaking represented by these.

While the CEOs of Virtuoso and Travel Leaders Group, who will be speaking, represent over $50 billion in annual travel sales, much of it is made up by small businesses, including clusters of independent contractors, who thanks to technology can generate well over $1 million in personal sales working as travel advisors.

C. albicans also forms biofilms (surface-associated microbial communities), which clinically speaking represent a highly relevant mode of growth and in which yeast, pseudohyphal, and hyphal cells cooccur and become encapsulated by substantial amounts of extracellular, macromolecular material.

Each spoke represents a start-up.

This stream of women who want to speak represents a historic frustration with the incredibly narrow criteria the media apply to "expertise".