Sentence examples for dirty represented from inspiring English sources

They were treated to the sight of both the pretty - represented by the film's gamine French star Audrey Tautou - and the dirty, represented by a girning Woody Harrelson in a woolly hat.

Even if the equatorial ice is dirty, it represents a lot of water.

The dirty water represents bodily fluids, which the teenagers share by pouring their water into one another's glasses.

Ooh!" Dirty Jobs represents the first product endorsement for Ms. Nash, she says, prompted in part by how much of a fan she is of Mr. Rowe.

For opponents of moral dilemmas, the problem of dirty hands represents both a challenge and an opportunity.

The first thing to notice about this is that the identification of supreme emergency and dirty hands represents a dramatic shift from Walzer's view in his original article, and this shift reflects a significant ambiguity in the dirty hands tradition.

Undocumented immigrants make up only about one-twentieth of the work force but are overwhelmingly represented in the most dangerous, dirty and low-paying jobs.

Dirty-window-effect performance of individual halftone frames can be represented as a plot of against frame number.

Pictures represented four different categories: 'spider', 'neutral'disgustust' (e.g., snails, dirty toilet), and 'fear' (showing predators).

Nissan said even with today's relatively dirty energy mix it represents a 60% improvement in CO2 emissions against conventional petrol and diesel cars.

Instead, they represent the dirty energy and big polluter interests that fund their political campaign -- interests that are woefully out of touch with overwhelming public support to stop climate change.