Sentence examples for text represents from inspiring English sources

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Speaking and walking are still hard for Giffords; reciting a short text represents long months of work.

What they also point up yet again is the erroneousness of those who insist that the current Biblical text represents the inerrant and unchanging word of God.

It dictates that classic plays are forbidden, unless the source text represents no more than 20% of the final product; at least two actors on stage must be amateurs; each production must tour internationally, among other requirements.

"The Four Fingers of Death" text represents Crandall's novelization — "with introduction, afterword and notes" — of a 2025 remake of "The Crawling Hand," an actual B movie released in 1963.

This text represents a small part of what must have been a brilliant as well as systematic account of the critical Flavian period in Roman history, especially where Tacitus wrote with firsthand knowledge of provincial conditions in the West and of Domitian's last years in Rome.

Out campaigners claimed the latest text represented a further watering down of a plan they had already dismissed as inadequate.

Interprets the list as a row of a table and returns a CSV (comma-separated value) text representing the row.

In my composition classes, students analyze the ways language and text represent, reify, or resist these ideologies.

When veteran Egyptian politician Amr Moussa unveiled Egypt's new draft constitution on Sunday, he did so in front of a vast banner that proclaimed the text represented "all Egyptians".

Numerical data stated in the manuscript text represent mean ± standard error of the mean.