Sentence examples for haven't represented from inspiring English sources

Getting into the trouble that I've been in, and the things that I've done, haven't represented the sport well.

We are there to be badgered if we don't conform to their message, if they feel we haven't represented their side of the story well enough, or we are there to be bullied if we stray from their economic overview of what a broadcasting industry should do.

Skeptics note that city guides on the Web so far haven't represented much of a threat to the Yellow Pages market, long dominated by local telephone companies.

They also channeled frustration with a historically unpopular president into grassroots energy that propelled them back to power in a number of districts that Democrats haven't represented in years, in some cases decades, like the Virginia district where Democrat Abigail Spanberger defeated Republican Dave Brat in a district that a Democrat hasn't represented since 1970.

It is only the second time since 1935 that the Liberals have not represented the fashionable district.

FIFA allows players of dual nationality to make that switch, provided they have not represented the senior national team.

The reason other religions do not (rightly) have these same dispensations is that historically they have not represented significant enough proportions of the population.

"I think they're bought and paid for, and I think it's why their decisions have not represented the interests of our local citizens," Mr. Goldman said.

However, simulated clouds have not represented the whole complex accumulation dynamics due to wind variation.

A significant number of others are in the area along our east-west border with Rhode Island which I have not represented for 20 years.

This may have not represented the broader demographic of YAMs in Dubbo.