Sentence examples for be fully represented from inspiring English sources

If the Senate does bar Burris, it is unclear when and through what process Illinois will be fully represented in the body.

The real reason women need to be represented properly in the art world is so the world can be fully represented in art: so all those centuries of one-eyed art come to an end.

Mr. Wolff explained that most of the listings on homestore.com are derived from Multiple Listing Services affiliated with the National Association of Realtors, so that areas that do not have such pools of listings from a number of brokers -- notably Manhattan -- may not be fully represented on the site.

By "we are done", he meant that following a decade of hard work by a global consortium of engineers and linguists, they had finally decided on a document that will enable all the world's languages to be fully represented on the internet.

This tacit knowledge is unable to be fully represented on control charts and standard operating procedures.

The features of two or three dimensional roughness cannot be fully represented by this conventional index.

You are fully represented".

It was not until 1910 that all four home unions were fully represented.

Only prehistoric and modern Homo sapiens and H. neanderthalensis are fully represented by hand skeletons.

Miss Piggy is his wife, and two Piggy-like daughters are among the many elements of comic relief, but the harrowing parts of the Dickens tale have not been airbrushed out: ghosts and graves and gloom are fully represented.

The high-style Western canon is fully represented also, from the Palace of Knossos on Crete (c. 1600 B.C). to the House Near Bordeaux, by Rem Koolhaas of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (1998).