Sentence examples for little represents from inspiring English sources

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.

Not only among Neapolitans, but among peoples of all nations, placing the hands on the hips with the chest pushed out and the head held high or even tilted back a little represents someone who, wth or without foundation, claims talent, power or superiority of any kind.

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.

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.

"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.

However, Lutzomyia longipalpis, the vector of L. chagasi, is very little represented in Argentina, and has only been captured more than 1500 km from Mendoza, in the Misiones province.

In Mandelstam's Goldfinch, written in 1936 during his Voronezh exile, the little bird represents an unstoppable yearning for freedom.

His new book, "Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth?" (Little, Brown), represents a less radical thought experiment.