Sentence examples for little represented from inspiring English sources

Nihonga artists are among the least known outside their home country of all the principal historic schools of Japanese painting, and are little represented in international collections.

But there are also sheerly musical reasons: For orchestra players in particular, the festival offers an opportunity to perform works by composers little represented in the regular-season orchestral repertory.

"Three Women" may lack, in Ms. Van Dyne's opinion, "the genius of the unified narratives that Plath creates in her late lyrics," but it appears, at least on the page, as a compelling exploration of birth, a subject little represented in poetry and drama.

It provides a little represented voice in the SL literature, that of the community agency.

Finally, road length growth in the range [39°; 90°] is better defined by a linear relation and is little represented in the total watershed road network.

gAn expert rating confirmed our assumption according to which items belonging to the dimension "basic ideas" are only little represented in the school curriculum and it is necessary to apply fundamental principles of Engineering Mechanics for solving them.

Photographs of the Mexican Revolution that continue to circulate widely today are not very numerous and little represent the reality and complexity of the armed conflict.

Cameron argues that the Isis ambition for an Islamist caliphate, far from being a far-off conflict between people of whom we know little, represents a direct threat to British interests.

"We have very little representing the huge changes sweeping the continent in the 1960s when so many countries achieved independence.

Their team name is the Giants, but besides the measly symbol on their helmets, there's little representing their team name.

That little caravan represented the Ancient Order of Hibernians.