Sentence examples for feeling unrepresented from inspiring English sources
But watching the show as a fellow student I was left feeling unrepresented, irritated and quite frankly bored of the same old clichés.
("Bring some pillows, some snacks!") She is aware, from actors in the Royal Court production, of the perception that the UK remains behind the US in opportunities for non-white actors, and remembers the frustration of feeling unrepresented: "Black people have had to become great at seeing ourselves where we are not present because that's where we grew up.
But she urged them to go further and support a People's Constitutional Convention which she argued would go some way towards tackling the "democratic deficit that has left far too many people feeling unrepresented, neglected and alienated by Westminster".
They often feel unrepresented, ignored, betrayed or outright attacked by the political elite.
Millions of voters feel unrepresented by the Democratic and Republican parties.
"At Tinder, we believe that no one should ever feel unrepresented or unseen," the campaign reads.
Inconsistent, infrequent and inadequate communication can lead to teams and groups feeling disengaged and unrepresented.
A peculiar consequence of so rarely seeing your kind on television, in movies, in plays, what have you, is that you can become, almost unwittingly, attached to a certain kind of wildness: the wildness of feeling not only unrepresented but somehow unrepresentable in ordinary terms.
"I feel completely unrepresented by Clinton and Trump," says one of the co-founders, 20-year-old Matt Nagashima.
Cable: Brexit 'can and must be stopped' Jump to media player Sir Vince Cable tells the 2018 Lib Dem conference Brexit has left millions feeling "frustrated, powerless and unrepresented".
