Sentence examples for choice to represent from inspiring English sources
In some ways, Mr Paul is an odd choice to represent the area.
Mr. Sabelli said the interest in a fair trial should override the defendant's choice to represent himself.
(Her choice to represent the 1920's, Bessie Smith, has the distinction of being the only performer with a chapter in both books).
The Flyers were a popular preseason choice to represent the National Hockey League's Eastern Conference in this season's Stanley Cup finals.
As Britain's "greatest" film-maker and as someone who so often foregrounded London in his work, he is a natural choice to represent the glories of British cinema.
When the soloists were chosen for the premiere of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem at the rebuilt Coventry cathedral in 1962, he was the natural choice to represent his nation.
But are those acts really the best choices to represent the UK? Who would you select?
Two strong canvases by Larry Rivers are good choices to represent significant avant-garde directions emerging after Pollock.
Barack Obama is sending Russia a clear message about its treatment of gays and lesbians with his choices to represent the United States as delegates at the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Spherical harmonics are poor choices to represent or analyze geophysical processes without perfect global coverage but the Slepian functions afford spatial and spectral selectivity.
