Sentence examples for get represents from inspiring English sources

But the greater absurdity is the implication that Cameron's dropping of a demand that he knew he would not get represents some kind of cowardice.

It suggests that COUN is not cost-effective, but it is unclear whether GET represents value for money compared to BUC.

But there are a number of local female small-press creators that do get represented at these shows.

Maybe a lot of mixed-race people get represented quite well, but a lot of black or Asian people will feel they're not as well represented.

Although such aggregation helps to reduce the amount of fake ratings, as multiple fake ratings get represented by only one value, it might also distort legitimate ratings from real customers and hence have negative impact on honest retailers.

During this week’s salon, we will discuss different sides of this debate, focusing on how concerns for Palestinian civil rights and the state of Israel get represented in/make inroads into current American political life.

"Their views don't get represented in the debate, and it's one of the consequences of the polarized nature of our politics," said Patrick J. Egan, an assistant professor of politics and public policy at New York University.

All of the examples of each cluster get the same label, and so get represented by the same patch.

And this means that the complex, variable, everyday experiences of FTMs do not get represented in the first place.

But the overarching idea is that we citizens get represented.

The one genre that generally doesn't get represented is science fiction.