Sentence examples for attempting to represent from inspiring English sources

"It is clear they don't know the region they are attempting to represent.

They're not technically challenging, it's about attempting to represent something as simply as possible.

If there's anything worse than attempting to represent full-scale military conflict realistically on stage, it's tub-thumping topical relevance.

"I was at least attempting to represent — well, I don't know, not just bollocks to everything," she says.

The subject of "Coma" is the very possibility and inadequacy of attempting to represent the war in a movie.

Hernandez sometimes works out with Rohan Baichu, the team's massage therapist and a distance runner attempting to represent Guyana in the 2000 Olympics.

"I attempt to represent states of mind and certain transformations," she said.

Conceptually, this means they attempt to represent things like ocular fatigue and our interaction with screens.

I support this Governing Council.' Yet the Governing Council did not really attempt to represent the concerns of the Iraqi population.

Although Mr. Stankard regards the mountain laurel as "the most beautiful flower of North America," he did not attempt to represent this intricate blossom until the early 1990's.

There are fewer instances of attempts to present the child whole, in the round, than there are (as in Tolstoy or Joyce) attempts to represent the whole adult.