Sentence examples for how it is represented from inspiring English sources
The gulf between how this war impacts the people living in its midst and how it is represented back in America might be inevitable.
The modern mindset on gender, however, is moving much further and faster than how it is represented in advertising.
"Our exhibitions and digital teams," he said, "present a 21st-century approach to the ancient mentality concerning geographic space and how it is represented".
Although the north of England frequently appears in TV drama, she says it is how it is represented that is the problem.
He said that it is instead about the "collective fantasy of China" and how it is represented in western culture – primarily fashion and cinema.
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It worked less well as a piece of journalism, which is how it was represented when it was broadcast on "This American Life".
North Carolina is a complex and divided place, a state ready to go to war with itself over barbecue sauce – vinegar-based in the east, tomato in the west – so the question of protections for lesbian, gay and transgender people has torn the state's very sense of self, and how it's represented in the world.
Admittedly, I didn't exactly buy-in to the whole idea of the law of attraction, at least how it was represented in the book anyway.
Huxtable says her Discwoman mix is a mèlange of different tracks she's been listening to lately, starting with M.I.A. because "she really embodies so much of what I like about the idea behind Discwoman: female authorship, an awareness and consciousness of the relationship between music, how it's represented and distributed, and the structures that shape the world".
