Sentence examples for lead to represent from inspiring English sources

It may follow the current trend of using a British lead to represent black American manhood, but beyond the debatably questionable casting, it takes us to a place where we haven't been before.

With this arrangement, Dunham is able to use the light from the LED to represent the presence of lingering tones in various spaces.

Too often our zeal and conviction lead us to represent our faith as though Jesus is a conquering king who will take His kingdom by force.

Those talents led Golovkin to represent Kazakhstan at the 2004 Olympics where he won a silver medal that he feels should have been gold.

It leads workers to represent their world in terms of use values, whereas capitalists represent it in terms of exchange values.

In court documents filed Monday, Guzman's attorneys, Michael K. Schneider and Michelle Gelernt, of the Federal Defenders of New York, explained the unusual situation that led them to represent the drug lord.

Buren's work led him to represent France at the Venice Biennale in 1986, where he won the prestigious Golden Lion Award, an immensely high honor for contemporary artists.

Mihardja, who was older than many contemporary writers and wrote in a similar style to the older authors, disliked this comparison; according to Maier, this may have led him to represent Chairil Anwar as a much-flawed character.

While training at the Bukit Dumbar Squash Centre, David was talent spotted by Ee Phoeh Hoon, who led her to represent her home state of Penang, along with her sisters.

This form of rational ambivalence, we argue, can lead the bargainers to represent their valuations more truthfully.

The khagan was planning to appoint one of the voivodes named Levedi to lead the Hungarian tribes to represent the khagan's interests.