Sentence examples for the idea of representing from inspiring English sources

He doesn't fancy the idea of representing the United States, either, if asked.

But Clemens said he did find the idea of representing his country in the Olympics appealing.

Hell fails, because the idea of representing Hell using just 10,000 plastic soldiers is pathetic.

"The only thing that bothers me," he says, "is the idea of representing 'Triplets' as an example of French animation.

She liked the idea of representing women through the medium of thread because it is so identified with femininity.

The fatalism was blown away and the Pupas with it but the idea of representing the city's working class remained.

If such an idea is disconcerting, then surely the idea of schools representing a single religious viewpoint is equally deplorable.

Therefore, this chapter discusses the idea of first representing messages with sequences of symbols and subsequently mapping the symbol sequences into vectors in marking space.

So that was how the personnel came together, and then the other part of this was also the idea of really representing everybody compositionally as well, because I liked very much each person's compositional style.

An intuitive conceptual tool for reducing the complexity, via the idea of spatially representing strategy options in the bargaining problem is proposed.

He suggested that the physics of the covalent bond holds the key to the secret of heredity and popularized the idea of DNA representing a molecular code-script for the genetic makeup of an organism.