Sentence examples for between represents from inspiring English sources

His bold cross-cultural pollination acrylic on canvas "In Between" represents "angular interlocking bands of color that appear in his paintings (that) can suggest anything from analog television signals to savanna-like landscapes".

Living in-between represents the place where suffering at the end of life is reconsidered as a person actively navigates the shifting passage between living and dying.

Happily for Geraint, county cricket has become that thing he does in between representing England.

He said that he thought Heyward walked the "tightrope" between representing the news division and the corporation with great skill.

Thousands of other people are also facing a tough choice: between representing themselves and giving up on their case.

Journalism – Contact a lawyer and interview him or her about the differences between representing children and adults and between the civil liberties legally guaranteed to adults and minors.

Wohead, meanwhile, insists that "there's a blurry line between represented and real", challenging any clear-cut binary between real and fictional violence.

"It was a delicate balance between representing trust and at the same time demonstrating that ING is a challenger brand," Mr. Kamins said.

"They were trying to walk a very precarious line between representing and exploring issues that feminists were interested in and reaching out to new women".

More than 350 citizens' organizations are here -- debt-reliefers, save-the-Earthers, human-dignity-firsters, and everything in between, representing lands from Mauritius to Mexico.

Problems have arisen partly because members are sometimes torn between representing their jurisdictions and the good of the system as a whole.