Sentence examples for this represents a sort from inspiring English sources
The incident has been covered from every angle: how Ferguson is America's latest racial hotspot; how this represents a sort of Chekhov's (military-grade machine) gun and the inevitable conclusion of post-9/11 defense spending; how eight unarmed teens are still at large; and how white people in suburban St . Louisdon't give a shit.
Given that this represented a sort of vindication for the licensing deal, I wouldn't be too surprised if we see HMD attempting to capture lightning in a bottle yet again with another full-throttle embrace of retro hardware.
However, this suggestion represents a sort of confusion about the knowledge argument.
The reason was that this combination represents a sort of reference point, since preclinical and clinical studies have shown synergy in a broad range of tumours including pancreatic cancer (Adjei et al, 2000; Giovannetti et al, 2004; Dy et al, 2005; Oettle et al, 2005).
Paradoxically, economists' support of sweatshops represents a sort of optimism.
The Janssens' current home represents a sort of second chapter to their journey.
In the play, alternately roaring and apologizing, he represents a sort of simulacrum of Lear.
In political terms, evoking Banisadr represents a sort of political red card.
"It's an animal that lives a long time, so it represents a sort of reassurance, or the eternal, perhaps".
He scoffed at the idea, floated by some pundits, that the Taliban represents a sort of class revolution.
Furthermore, leading off the inning, as Trout frequently did, represents a sort of clutch situation of its own.
