Sentence examples for whole represented from inspiring English sources

"We as an audience want closure, we want the whole represented seamlessly, without questions left open.

A few weeks ago, Murdoch, or rather the more savage tendencies of the press as a whole, represented God.

Haykel emphasized that the Atlantic piece as a whole represented Wood's views, not his, and he qualified his views in ways Wood hadn't.

Q. Let's talk about some of your projects, starting with Hudson Yards on the Far West Side. A. We represent the Related Companies on the western rail yards, and our firm as a whole represented Related from the beginning to the end.

The album, as a whole, represented the apex of the McGuinn Crosby Hillman songwriting partnership, and took the musical experimentation of the original Byrds to its farthest logical extreme, mixing folk rock, country, psychedelia and jazz, often within a single song.

Prophage ϕLMC1 was composed of genes related to previously characterized phage determinants, but on the whole, represented a novel Listeria phage.

Larger questions about whether free schools as a whole represent "value for money" will continue.

The zone on the whole represents a huge anticline, or series of stratified arches.

The whole represents both the connections between the family members and their need to go their own ways.

The 27 nations of the European Union are a big customer as a whole, representing about 18 percent of Iran's exports.

Mr. McGreevey and Democratic legislative leaders insist that the two plans, taken as a whole, represent a sensible balance between conservation and regulated growth.