Sentence examples for dire representation from inspiring English sources
The post apocalyptic landscape paintings are an even more dire representation of the idea of a world gone wrong".
As dire as representation is, there have been watershed moments in both literature and films where the relationships of black queer women took center stage and were explored with a radical intimacy and compassion that has made them unforgettable capsules of black queer experiences.
As dire as the representation is, there have been watershed moments in both literature and films where the relationships of black queer women took center stage and were explored with a radical intimacy and compassion that has made them unforgettable capsules of black queer experiences.
As groundbreaking as it was for a woman to be an official candidate for president, it didn't really impact my decision to run one way or the other - and I don't think her defeat or her victory would have impacted Atlanta's dire need for better local representation on affordable housing, infrastructure, transportation and development issues.
To some, the drop in female representation may be having dire effects, including last session's $73.6 million cut to the state's family planning financing.
This fact once again reinforces the dire need for civil legal aid, which provides legal representation, advice, and information to low-income people with non-criminal legal problems such as domestic violence, child custody, or employment issues.
Aid workers and lawyers say the situation for the detained asylum- seekers in Greece is dire, with many of them without access to adequate legal representation.
Representation of disability is difficult to chart, but seems to be similarly dire.
The minority community is in dire need of leaders who are willing to take the chance to present a positive representation of people of color.
Orwellian representations of social chaos were circulated across the news and in politics which speculated on our dire climate future.
