Sentence examples for that ever represented from inspiring English sources

"I'm the only man in the world today - not the only Welshman but the only human being in the world today - that ever represented in six Olympic Games [Radmilovic included the 1906 Intercalated Games in Athens that is now not officially recognised by the International Olympic Committee].

Their participation marked their sixth Olympic appearance, and included the smallest number of athletes that had ever represented Aruba in its history.

I think Bill Rudin was the most detailed person that I ever represented; everything is of concern to him.

"Our solution goes beyond that — there is no way to re-identify any of our data because it's not ever represented in that way," he says, further claiming: "It is absolutely 100percentnt data isolation, and we are the only company doing this in this way.

"There is no evidence that any of these documents ever represented mainstream Christianity," Professor Witherington said.

Brundage stated on this issue that as only 12 Jews had ever represented Germany in the Olympics, it would hardly be surprising if none did in 1936.

I won't bother here to dignify the canard that Vietnam, any more than Iraq, ever represented a serious threat to U.S. security, John McCain's sacrifice in the former war and his apologetics for the current one notwithstanding.

If the senator from Vermont ever represented a unified wing of progressives, that wing has now splintered, probably irrevocably.

While it seems unlikely that Bitcoins will ever represent a full-scale challenge to regular money, they point to the rise of virtual currencies and changing definition of currency.

To those who claim Lee can't represent women because she's transgender, she points out that no one person can ever represent an entire gender – and that's not the point of the role.

No three people could ever represent a country that covers an area larger than all 28 EU countries combined, let alone one with a population of 200 million, dire social inequality and an ethnic mix of descendants from all corners of the world.