Sentence examples for cast as representative from inspiring English sources

It has been cast as representative of the rootlessness of New Labour and, by architecture critic Owen Hatherley, as the doomed apotheosis of the fossil-fuel society.

That's part of the problem: there is an element of blind-faith fandom that shuts down the slightest criticism, however reasonable, and which is then cast as representative of Corbyn's entire support base.

Senate Democrats also cast Limbaugh as representative of what the Republican Party has become.

Faced with being cast as a bully on the eve of its latest potential gold mine Warner Brothers backed down as representatives insisted no harm was intended.

This morning these newspapers laced racial innuendo with accusations of treachery, casting themselves as representatives of the people against unelected "out of touch" judges and their "loaded foreign elite" remainer acolytes.

Gardner's nine votes to de-fund Planned Parenthood include two cast as a U.S. Representative, both in 2011: one resolution, naming Planned Parenthood Federation of America, here, and the Pence amendment targeting the organization, here.

WASHINGTON — As Representative Paul D. Ryan casts about to find an explanation for the defeat of the Republican presidential ticket, on which he was Mitt Romney's running mate, he is looking to the nation's big cities for answers.

Dr. WASHINGTON — As Representative Paul D. Ryan casts about to find an explanation for the defeat of the Republican presidential ticket, on which he was Mitt Romney's running mate, he is looking to the nation's big cities for answers.

Casting Hapoel fans as representatives of Israel is quite frankly nothing short of criminal, especially by football fans who are all well aware of the allegiance to the club vs. representation of ones' country.

Deville built up a collection of casts and wished to include Blake's "as representative of the imaginative faculty".

Not to mention the fact that it is a caucus, which by definition, is not nearly as representative or participatory as primaries wherein so many more people cast their ballots.