Sentence examples for children represented from inspiring English sources

The children represented a traumatic chapter in 20th century history and were often shunned by society.

In Freud's day, no surprise, psychotherapists believed the fears of toddlers and young children represented unconscious sexual urges.

Romania's neglected children represented a tragic experiment in what happens to institutionalised children denied the stimulation of normal human relationships.

His children represented a threat to laypersons, who feared that their endowments might be absorbed into the hands of the priest's offspring to create a rival clerical dynasty.

Evenly divided by gender at three ages, the Brady children represented various stages of the precarious passage from childhood to adulthood.

Child labor experts say this program has been successful in reducing child labor in apparel factories in Bangladesh:children represented 3percentt of apparel industry workers in 1999, down from 34percentthree years earlierer.

Seasoned diplomats and company executives, some of whom have worked in dangerous posts in Africa and Latin America, said threats against school children represented a new level of terror.

Scope's In the Picture campaign called for books to include images of disabled children casually or incidentally – the aim being to see disabled children represented in the same way that images of different ethnicities are now the norm.

Throughout most of human history, a society's population formed a sort of pyramid: young children represented the largest portion — the base — and each successively older cohort represented a smaller and smaller group.

There is a higher than national average of young Muslim people in England and Wales, with 33 per cent under the age of 15, while Muslim children represented one in 12 of all school age children in 2011.

To some Palestinian and Arab leaders, the Israeli action -- which killed not only Sheik Salah Shehada, the man who was the target, but 14 other people, including 9 children -- represented not a missed opportunity but an opportunity deliberately foreclosed.