Sentence examples for constantly represented from inspiring English sources

"Buckley got so close to the edge of a loneliness and yearning that's almost uncomfortable and stops you in your tracks, whereas Fraser's version floats in your ears and washes over you, like the sea that's constantly represented.

In eye movement control, the current gaze direction/eye posture is constantly represented by the locus of activity in the superior colliculus and the pattern of activity in the motor nuclei.

"We have to be out there constantly representing ourselves," Ms. Smith said.

There's something charmingly cultish in constantly representing your school's colors even when you're buying lunch from the on-campus Wendy's.

National health spending around the world varies between countries, but it is constantly representing huge amounts of money per country between 5 % and 17%% (USA) of the GDP in northern hemisphere countries (17%% in the USA, and around 10%% in most large European countries) [ 1].

Despite constantly being represented as passive 'Others', minority groups in New Caledonia are actively opposing themselves to the othering discourses they are confronted with through the media or online.

She just wanted us to see beyond the gender stereotypes constantly being represented in the media during the 1970s and early 1980s.

Furthermore, global health education in North America is constantly updated representing a paradigm shift in structure and function, aiming to train future global health leaders (31).

In addition, plus-size supermodel Ashley Graham rolled out several projects to champion curvier women who constantly feel under represented.

Most models as famous as Moss become irrevocably associated with one era – Twiggy and the 60s, Lauren Hutton and the 70s – and though they enjoy revivals if their look comes back into fashion or their career changes, no one else has represented the constantly evolving face of fashion from one year to the next.

Nevertheless, the dynamics of the process was comparable and represented a constantly growing trend.