Sentence examples for with represents from inspiring English sources

Also, Luke, that rock of a man whom Lorelai should clearly be with, represents rugged working-class masculinity by limiting himself to a single, baffled expression, as if he has spotted a $20 bill in the street and can't decide whether or not to pick it up.

The taking of the Bastille in 1789, to begin with, represents a "shining" moment in which the common people rose up to support the self-declared National Assembly, which was defying King Louis XVI and pledging to transform France into a constitutional monarchy.

The case with represents the perfect self-information removal case.

We also tried the setting (with represents the number of subimages in the NMF approach), but it was found that the choice of yields a better performance.

The hybrid multisensory exploration that Kolgen confronts us with represents the visualization of seismic waves, frictional resistance, and inherent phenomenology of tremors.

First, although initial study enrolment was high and retention was good, both were incomplete, with represents one of many challenges in conducting a longitudinal LTCF-based study.

There's a tremendous amount of country pride that comes with representing those countries".

But the people I work with represent a really interesting cross section.

One died, one left, and the other was Bosch, charged with representing Lopera's controlling interest.

"Writers," he said, "are concerned with representing... a more absolute and complete reality than reality itself.

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.