Sentence examples for are never represented from inspiring English sources

The Greeks admired the Amazons — Mayor points out that, unlike other enemies of Greece, the Amazons are never represented in Greek art as fleeing from danger or begging for mercy.

Co-founder and CEO Sokratis Papafloratos tells me: "Family relationships are complex and are never represented accurately by a single group.

Especially, because the probe design for a gene is based on the exons included in one or multiple manually annotated or computationally predicted gene models [ 5], many infrequently used exons are never represented by any probe, and therefore their expression levels cannot be measured accordingly.

They were never represented in human form, until Buddhism came to Japan".

In the earliest Buddhist sculpture, the Buddha was never represented by a human figure.

"It's sexuality like it's never represented in women's magazines, but more the way it is in real life," said Silvia Wilfurth, 28, a psychiatrist.

As of yet he's never represented a country though he's come very, very close to playing for two nations".

But then, history is rarely what you would call sane; and history — specifically recent European history, although it is never represented in any direct way — is Tavares's central concern.

She rails against British army recruitment drives around Protestant schools in poor areas, "trying to appeal to the old identity of a lost tribe – the Protestant working class that was never represented but by British interests that have now abandoned them.

Let E be an elliptic curve, with the point O as the origin,and let G be the group of 2-torsion points ( G : = E[2]) acting by translation on E. The divisor class of 2 O is never represented by a G-invariant divisor, since all the G-orbits consist of 4 points, and the degree of 2O is not divisible by 4. Hence, ({mathcal {L}}: = {mathcal {O}}_E (2O)) does not admit a G-linearization.

The editors Andrew Perchuk and Rani Singh talked about how Smith, who defied categorization - a filmmaker, musicologist, painter, ethnographer, graphic designer, mystic, collector of string figures - was among the most original creative forces in post war art and culture, yet his life and work remain misunderstood, and needless to say he was never represented by a commercial gallery.