Sentence examples for generous representation from inspiring English sources

Generous representation of the human form, especially the female form, also characterizes the sculpture of the Ptolemaic period, and there is little to match the figure of Queen Arsinoe II.

The second revelation was that the cultural irrelevance of classical music, long suspected by the majority but heavily disguised by generous representation in the media and government arts budgets, and by residual beliefs about the value of so-called "elite" culture, has now been officially recognised.

Once in the EU it will have the over-generous representation and voting rights that EU bodies give tiny countries as a matter of course.

Mr Davies's writings—he is a passionate supporter of public-service broadcasting suggested a more generous dispensation.The BBC's representations to the panel seem to have succeeded in diluting Mr Davies's enthusiasm for the corporation.

It's a generous humor, though, and it's supposed to be taken as a representation of real life.

"Bish Bosch" seems like the least restrained representation of his night brain, let loose upon a budget generous enough to let someone find the perfect farting for "Corps de Blah".

"We are pleased to be able to add to the representation of Bob Carlos Clarke's work in the National Portrait Gallery's collection with this generous portfolio gift," she said.

"Facebook's generous donation makes a real impact on Dev Bootcamp's goal to achieve proportional representation of the U.S. population with our student base of women and minorities," Dev Bootcamp VP of Business Development and Corporate Strategy Tarlin Ray said in an email to TechCrunch.

I believe it would be generous on the part of the Council to offer the Commission and Parliament truly balanced and equal representation on the secretariat in order to achieve the right working conditions on that basis.

The group won representation on a student advisory board and has a list of grievances and goals, from more generous transfer of credits to having its own Web page.

Problem representation.