Sentence examples for it should be represented from inspiring English sources

Even prosecutors have waded into the debate over what Brazilian society looks like -- and how it should be represented.

"The Water-Babies" represents a definite shift in children's literature toward treating children with respect, and it should be represented as such.

"The idea of the world may be common to all societies; but different societies have very distinct ideas of the world and how it should be represented".

Eschewing both social realism and psychological depth, she produced a kind of fiction that was playful yet profound, witty but disturbing, constantly challenging the reader's preconceptions about life and how it should be represented in fiction.

"The idea of the world may be common to all societies, but different societies have very distinct ideas of the world and how it should be represented," he writes.

What are they going to learn from if they only see romantic depictions of the past?" If there is a consensus among American Indian artists, it is that work, not discussion, is the only viable response to the buckskin ceiling, and that they, and no one else, must decide what their culture is, and how it should be represented.

Tensions have also surfaced within the organization over whether it should be representing white supremacists at all.

There is also a debate about how much Viktor, whose paintings and easels are now part of the house and its history, should be represented when it becomes a museum.

It's what you present, and if you're in a position of command to make this decision, the world as it is today should be represented on stage".

"The impression that I have is that he thinks that any degree of sympathetic study of Islamic politics is simply dead wrong, that it's anathema and should be represented as such".

It describes how data should be represented and communicated.