Sentence examples for choosing to represent from inspiring English sources

In so doing it is choosing to represent a dwindling section of the electorate that not only does not reflect the breadth of public opinion but is blissfully unconcerned by it.

So in choosing to represent him as an Irish socialist – rather than an aphorism-spouting dandy – I'm already trying to point out some things about Wilde that are not usually recognised or said.

By releasing his Army defense team and by choosing to represent himself, Major Hasan, who has no formal legal training, has increased his chances of the jury approving a death sentence.

In choosing to represent diversity, you are gaining a huge new market share of customers.

"Sheriff Mirkarimi's letter indicates a fundamental misunderstanding of the official misconduct proceedings by stating that the City Attorney's Office 'chose to represent the Mayor' instead of choosing to represent the Sheriff," wrote Herrera.

Ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Evra revealed that he had suffered racial abuse from supporters of the Senegal national team for choosing to represent France internationally over his country of birth.

During the initial learning stage, representative images are chosen to represent typical input images.

The liberal horror of "bling" is a snobbery about how those you choose to represent may choose to represent themselves.

It's no longer an image I choose to represent.

This year he was chosen to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale.

"I chose to represent my family's country," she said.