Sentence examples for which represents it from inspiring English sources

Marsh went on to point out that "among the friends of progress" and of the Federal cause in Italy "the letters are thought by many to show that between the great enemy of African liberty in America, and the great enemy of all liberty in Europe, a sympathy exists which is not shared by the people of the North or the Government which represents it".

The matrix, which represents it positively is given on the left-hand side of Fig. 1.

Second, the lectures give an account of poetry which represents it as merely national and indeed merely individual in nature (not universal).

The organisation which represents it in Europe said the change of policy meant "the prospects for coal in general, and especially for coal-fired power plants under construction or in the planning stage, have become somewhat brighter".

And, given that this awareness is supposed to be a simple relation, there is no question of producing an analysis of the proposition which represents it as a conjunction of propositions each of which seem to express facts which do not depend on anything Jones can do.

In a famous passage in the "Fourth Objections," Arnauld objected to Descartes' statement, "If cold is merely the absence of heat, the idea of cold which represents it to me as a positive thing will be materially false" (Descartes, 2 145).

Deprived of any strong popular support, those parties which represent it nominally are now powerless spectators of the crisis, for which they offer no specific or collective response.

The Teamsters Local 456, which represents him, said it planned to file a grievance over the letter.

The attribute Scope_of_Multi_Language is ranked first in the list which represents that it is the high prioritized problem.

The recycled fracturing fluid still maintains good performances through three times cycles, which represents that it has good prospects for re-use of flowback waters.

One cabinet minister, Yitzhak Levy of the National Religious Party, which represents settlers, said, "It is inconceivable that the government, in its actions, accepts the revival of the Green Line".