Sentence examples for Represent society from inspiring English sources

They don't represent society or the state.

Women have to be more active if we're ever going to represent society as a whole".

A simulation model which uses a multi-particle system to represent society was developed.

"It should represent society with all its components," he said, so that it could satisfy "the whole society".

It's time to stop considering parliament's failure to represent society as a problem for women, and see it for what it is – a problem for everyone.

Advertising, arguably more than any sector, has a moral duty to represent society at large in its output, and in turn remain credible and profitable.

But, you know, maybe the gun represents society.

Schools represented society, it judged, and it was in the children's interest to become part of that society.

"It is not enough for the State as representing society to assume responsibility for those such as Maria".

The level of socioeconomic development within a society usually can inform observers about how highly developed and represented society's interests are.

For Freud, they also represented society's capacity to manage the most primitive human drives by incorporating them into daily cultural practice.