Sentence examples for effort to represent from inspiring English sources
In other words, Shakespeare's dramatic poetry is an enormous effort to represent the mind.
He has given an enormous amount of time and effort to represent the people of Harlem and New York in general.
"It seems at minimum that the government of Jamaica lent their name to an effort to represent the interests of an accused person," Mr. Phillips said.
Under Mr. Putin, Russia's paramount leader for the past 12 years, there has been a conscious effort to represent a picture of healthy, sober leaders.
Much the same goes for the highlands of Guatemala.Paradoxically, these are the constituencies that not long ago the Catholic church in Latin American made most effort to represent.
The solution, he added, was to squeeze the corporations that own the studios, in an effort to represent the legion of writers on reality and animated shows that the guild had not organized through sign-up drives.
Ms. Iken, whose husband, Michael, was a bond trader with Maxcor/Euro Brokers in the south tower, said 1,400 families had told one or more of the coalition groups that they supported the groups' efforts to represent them.
One example of a university that is making efforts to represent its student body is the School of Oriental and African studies (Soas), which has over 200 societies including the Afghan, South Asian film, and Agender, societies.
The visitor reaction to Vegas Liberty on a recent evening here was more varied, ranging from outrage to indifference to skepticism about the nature of reality and efforts to represent it.
He was bogged down by the silent witch hunt carried out against him by small-time underworld dons at the behest of intelligence agencies that benefited from putting an end to his efforts to represent those accused of being terrorists.
From 1945 until his death, he directed Local 306's efforts to represent projectionists who were employed in all kinds of screening rooms: producer-distributor and film laboratory screening rooms, public "for hire" screening rooms, private screening facilities, cultural institutions in New York City, city agencies and other industries.
