Sentence examples for way that represents from inspiring English sources

Slow travel resizes the world in a way that represents reality, not perception.

"The unions have been working with Verizon to restructure bargaining in a way that represents progress for everyone," he said.

Sprawled across the ground floor of the Marriott, a trade show was under way that represents the modern face of policing in America.

Accordingly, each of these words must be entered in the lexicon in a way that represents simply its underlying form, and that allows the alternations that occur to be generated by phonological rules.

But now Republicans on the Senate commerce committee have opened an inquiry into Facebook's editorial decisions, which encroaches on the first amendment in a way that represents a clear and present danger to their free speech.

Ending months of frenzied speculation, Google said it would sell shares to public investors in a way that represents a stark shift from the way Silicon Valley companies raised money during the technology boom of the 1990's.

"AstraZeneca knew about the risk of weight gain and diabetes in 2000 and not only failed to warn physicians and patients but marketed in a way that represented there was no risk," Edward F. Blizzard, a Houston-based lead lawyer on the cases, said in a conference call with reporters.

In addition, both factors increased accuracy in a way that represented separable effects.

And they were asked to dress up in a way that represented something about them.

Finally, the postdoctoral community needed to organize itself in a way that represented the diversity of postdocs at UC Berkeley.

"He cuts his clothes in a way that represent the culture but doesn't bastardize it".