Sentence examples for credible representation from inspiring English sources

He or she should never dissipate into any of these and should not compete in the service of interests that contradict honest and credible representation of the masses.

The regime has no intention of sharing power and the opposition lacks credible representation since the Syrian Coalition is so despised.

The authors have attempted, in this chapter, to simplify the highly complex set of requirements to a credible representation of distinct design requirements for safety, which includes requirements for design and development and those involving complete specification.

As a whole, however, the exhibition underscores the challenge that Edward Saywell, chairman of the contemporary art department, and Jen Mergel, chief curator, face: There are too many gaps in the collection to create a credible representation of recent art history.

Quality criteria (typically identified as reliability) in qualitative research relates to efforts by researchers to assure faithful and credible representation of reality as observed or studied [ 37- 39].

He thought Picasso was "the greatest," and in The Connoisseur, painted when he was 68 years old, he showed a middle-aged man clad in a gray suit, fedora and umbrella in hand, pondering a credible representation of a Jackson Pollock canvas.

If the movie box office, like the pop music charts, is ruled by the taste and purchasing power of high school students, why are there so few credible representations of adolescent life on today's movie screens?

Both, molecular clocks and rooted ultrametric trees, fell out of fashion as credible representations of evolutionary change.

It is credible that for any representation of which I am conscious, I can attribute it to myself as subject, assuming my mental faculties are in working order, and if no controversial account of the nature of the subject is presupposed.

That is an intimacy that falls short of identity but is surely, nonetheless, an intimacy adequate to render fully credible our representation of the agent as, precisely, rational.

Rather, Libya was willing to deal because of credible diplomatic representations by the United States over the years, which convinced the Libyans that doing so was critical to achieving their strategic and domestic goals.