Sentence examples for values represented by from inspiring English sources

He places the king in an imagined conflict between the Apollonian values represented by his studies and pursuits and the challenge of Dionysus, embodied in a charismatic shepherd who preaches a vague line of pantheistic rhapsody.

We revere the principles and values represented by your great country and are grateful for the unwavering support and friendship we have received from the U.S. Congress, from President George W. Bush, and from the American people.

The Boy Scouts explains that the scout oath and law provide "a positive moral code for living; they are a list of 'dos' rather than 'don'ts.' " The Boy Scouts asserts that homosexual conduct is inconsistent with the values embodied in the scout oath and law, particularly with the values represented by the terms "morally straight" and "clean".

Saving such places is the indispensable complement to preserving great architectural monuments, as our local landmarks law wisely determined in 1965: we need to prevent "the irreplaceable loss to the people of the city of the aesthetic, cultural and historic values represented" by our local landmarks.

The White House has packaged this 31-day period, which began on Saturday, as a "Home to the Heartland Tour," in which the president is fleeing the elitism of Washington for the terra firma of solid American values represented by home, themes that Mr. Bush intends to extol in his next radio address on Saturday.

This approach assumes that downscaled GCM simulations can function as surrogates for the corresponding actual values (represented by observations or reanalysis fields), which implies a kind of stochastic equivalence.

To understand the value represented by this $15.95 meal, just look at the regular menu.

Given the size of the companies surveyed, the value represented by those forgone opportunities should make managers and shareholders do more than pause.

"We believe that the proposed directors will carefully review the value represented by Roche's offer and ensure that Illumina acts in the best interests of its shareholders".

"The Transatlantic board of directors believes that selling Transatlantic for cash at the substantial discount to book value represented by the National Indemnity proposal simply would not deliver fair value to its stockholders," the company said in its statement.

"Your refusal to engage with us will only further delay the ability of your stockholders to realize liquidity and receive the substantial value represented by our all-cash proposal".