Sentence examples for suggested represents from inspiring English sources

The Emerald City, he suggested, "represents the national Capitol.

That figure, he suggested, represents the upper limit of public financial support from the United States.

The Alzheimer's trial, it is suggested, represents an excessively radical solution to treating symptoms when most modern researchers are focusing on the cause of the disease.

Panahi's film (also known as Parde) is about a group of people trapped in a house by a lake, a predicament critics have suggested represents a thinly veiled critique of the repression suffered in Iran by the film-maker and other artists.

Closed Curtain (also known as Parde) tells the tale of a group of people trapped in a house by a lake, a predicament critics have suggested represents a thinly veiled critique of the repression suffered in Iran by Panahi and other artists.

Such "prepatterned" substates within the stem cell compartment could be indicated by the observations of Laslette et al (2007) in human ES cells, while previously Hu et al (1997) observed expression of lineage specific transcripts in single hematopoietic stem cells, which they suggested represents 'lineage priming' [20].

Ultimately, Mr. Klein suggested, representing animals and trying to convey a sense, through art, of how they exist in their environment or contend with it may be a subject that comes easily to artists.

The deal, the Times suggested, represented some sort of tragedy or defeat.

For that purpose, Mitola suggested representing the knowledge of CR equipments using a new dedicated language radio communication: "radio knowledge representation language" (RKRL) [6, 33].

The remaining three start site corrections suggested represent corrections to both the automated (this study) and refined annotation [ 41].

Concretely and symbolically, to relinquish masculinity, as hard-thrusting Mr. Trump has come close to suggesting, represents collective self-annhilation.