Sentence examples for it never represents from inspiring English sources

Because of Saudi Arabia's secretive nature, any film from the country is groundbreaking in this respect, as BBC Arabic producer Mona Deeley recently noted about Wadjda on an Australian website: "Saudi Arabia is a society covered in other people's projections of it because it never represents itself.

It was a family business which they built up but it never represented his passion, nor fulfilled his desires.

The bank says it "never represented to ACA that Paulson was going to be a long investor".

But while al-Qaida's form of radical Islamism appealed to a minority of discontented individuals, it never represented a dominant social trend in the Middle East.

"It's sexuality like it's never represented in women's magazines, but more the way it is in real life," said Silvia Wilfurth, 28, a psychiatrist.

While the documentaries were well-intentioned and hinted at the myriad voices that exist within the Muslim community, it could never represent everyone.

But then, history is rarely what you would call sane; and history — specifically recent European history, although it is never represented in any direct way — is Tavares's central concern.

Guy Wildenstein, president of the company that bears his name, said that although he was still interested in contemporary art (the Wildenstein Institute, an art-historical research and publishing arm of the business, has long overseen catalogues raisonn?like that of Jasper Johns), it had never represented living artists.

"Let's get them both together and try and get English cricket moving forward because it will be a great shame if Kevin Pietersen never represents England again.

Never Shout Never represents the inflection point at which it has sloughed off all of its punk pretentions and been distilled down to its folk essence.

However, optimization is based on a model which never represents reality to perfection.