Sentence examples for was to represent a from inspiring English sources

But Sontag's chief aim was to "represent a condition, rather than an action".

Mr. Elbaz's solution on Friday night was to represent a diversity of tastes and to do it as precisely as possible.

Mota became a specialist in landlord and tenant disputes, and the counsel of choice for leading property companies, but his first brief, from his brother Manmohan Singh, a solicitor, was to represent a client on a drink-driving charge, which he successfully defended alongside his brother.

Looking back on the project more than 10 years later, the two admit that although the technology now feels a little rudimentary, the spirit of the project remains: "Our core goal was to represent a different view of what happened that day".

The project that most encapsulates Johnson's mayoralty, the New Routemaster was to represent a triumphant return to the glory days of London transport with a nostalgic design that would bring back conductors and a "hop on, hop off" back door, as well as be more fuel efficient – with all costs "borne by the industry".

The intention was to represent a certain behavior, in this case, the system behavior.

Her goal, she said, was to "represent an authentic view of Washington in the context of the 'Real Housewives' franchise".

The challenge is to represent a concept with as few pieces as possible.

The central idea behind our work is to represent a large set of models by a subset of characteristic models.

Esthetically, my goal is to represent a classic yet youthful and modern feel, and reflect what a member of the Rockefeller family might wear.

Under this circumstance, the goal may simply be to represent a joint probability distribution in a more parsimonious fashion.