Sentence examples for stories represents from inspiring English sources

The common modern depiction of fairies in children's stories represents a bowdlerization of what was once a serious and even sinister folkloric tradition.

Joan Watson, like her male counterpart in Doyle's stories, represents the perspective of all those in the audience who are not Holmes-level geniuses — which is to say everyone.

But they are also all the product of leaks meaning that every one of these stories represents a betrayal by someone in Trump's orbit.

Traditionally, stories represented an active collaboration.

The stories collected in "Italian Stories" represent a lifetime of work.

"These dark stories represent just a small portion of his literary output.

Expertly structured and utterly convincing, these stories represent the arrival of a strong new voice.

In his hometown, Belleville, N.J., the crowd — some of whom had known his parents and grandparents — reminded him that they wanted to see their local stories represented too.

Pressed to say how this code worked, Holtzmann said that he could not remember, except that the characters in the stories represented the various Soviet leaders.

All they're saying is that the readership is growing and changing and they want to see their stories represented as well".

That sounds fine, except that the saccharine stories represent a rich commercial opportunity for their government-approved creator, Sali Rayner, and place social conformity above academic excellence.