Sentence examples for feeling represented from inspiring English sources

"The other reasons that people give for abstaining are not having enough information, not feeling represented by any of the parties or candidates, not being able to tell the parties apart, and not feeling that their vote counts.

Chris Pratt's political affiliations have been up for debate ever since he opened up about not feeling represented by either political party.

But then Packer, in his limo/coffin, is really only mourning himself, the loss of his connection to feeling, represented by the death of the rap star.

I mean, poor white girl who is used to being in the majority and feeling represented and being surrounded by people who look (and think) just like herself, right?

The optimists say that Austin will continue be a technology capital and the pain it is feeling represents a sort of success.

If in the past he reflected the country's more Manhattan-phobic side, his ability to transcend those feelings represented its ability to unite.

This method is able to quantify the relationship between feelings represented by simple words and design elements.

Furthermore, through a half-structured interview grid [ 47], the experimenter invited the child to observe the stimulus set and to describe the emotional feelings represented ("What is that facial expression?").

I suppose that "moderates" are as entitled as anybody else to feel represented, but an entitlement to feeling (and being) represented is not an entitlement to getting one's way as a matter of course.

The hard feelings represent the first public schism between the camps since the Nov. 4 election.

The thought process essentially was deemed an occurrence of sensations of the current experience and feelings representing a prior experience.