Sentence examples for the bombing represents from inspiring English sources

Though the bombing represents one of the most horrific chapters of the civil rights movement, it called attention to the brutality employed by the Ku Klux Klan and men like Wallace and Connor in their defense of segregation.

The bombing represents a calculated risk.

The arrest of Faisal Shahzad, a 30-year-old US citizen of Pakistani descent, as the alleged driver of the vehicle used in the failed Times Square bombing represents an opportunity to respond effectively to a potential act of terrorism – instead of reacting with fear and hysteria that will inevitably be manipulated by extremist elements.

Suicide bombing represents merely one end of the spectrum; its use is an indication not of the fanaticism or desperation of the individual bomber (most suicide bombers — recall Muhammad Atta's professional-class background — are not miserably poor and alienated adolescent males) but of the supremely high cohesion of the group.

The three Americans who are thought to have been killed in the Bali bombing represented the diverse reasons that send people to the far corners of the earth.

Asked by Politico if the bombing represented an intelligence failure, Cornyn said he was unsure at the moment.

Abrini's arrest and the swift confirmation that he was the third suspect in the Brussels airport bombing represented a major breakthrough for Belgium's beleaguered security services, and was hailed as a "positive development" by Prime Minister Charles Michel.

He argues that the bomb represents for the Jewish people the link between shoah and tekumah, that is between the Nazi holocaust and national revival through the creation of the State of Israel.

At first glance, it's not even terribly apparent what the bomb represents – it looks like one of those fundraising charts you sometimes see on church lawns, but for a bomb instead of new bells.

"Recent cross-border attacks and continued aerial bombing represent a dangerous escalation of an already tense situation," a statement from the office of the European Union's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, said on Wednesday.

He said that the bomb represented a "dividing line in human history, when the human species was no longer riding along with the rest of God's creation... but suddenly was in a position to destroy the nest, to literally destroy the planet.