Sentence examples for that represents itself as from inspiring English sources

In Britain in particular social anthropologists came to regard themselves as comparative sociologists, but the assumption persisted that anthropologists were primarily concerned with "primitive" peoples, and in practice evolutionary ways of thinking may often be discerned below the surface of functionalist argument that represents itself as ahistorical.

What's terrible about the Harrison Ford film, though, especially terrible, is that it represents itself as simple entertainment.

In effect this means that every mental state represents itself as existing.

However, our cohort comprises an ethnic group who are typical of a large percentage of the population of Northeast Asia that represents as many as 1.5 billion people.

This registry is a USA-based registry of clinical trials that represents as many as 86 % of all trial registrations [ 19].

Similarly, you will come to have a visual experience that represents the sky as yellow.

The accusation was that Autonomy had mischaracterised revenue from loss-making low-end hardware sales that represented as much as 15% of the company's revenue.

With this technology we were able to identify and quantify variants that represented as little as 0.05% of the HIV-1 quasispecies.

All models are annotated with GO terms at the model level that represent, as accurately as possible, the biological processes that the model describes.

Most Twitter accounts will display an icon that represents that particular user, as well as a description about the user.

Podhoretz ascribes to Irving Kristol (father of William) the insight that the New Class "represented itself as concerned only with the general good, the good of others (especially the poor and the blacks), but what it really wanted was to aggrandize its own power".