Sentence examples for living represented from inspiring English sources

Displacement camp living represented to both girls and women a shift in their sexual decision-making from control and consent to passivity and acquiescence.

Although a long list of expensive amenities in both buildings lets us know right away that we are in the "I can't live without these luxuries" era, there are features that recall the authenticity of what loft living represented not so long ago: soaring 11-foot ceilings, lots of stainless steel and rough-hewn planks in well-integrated, multifunctional spaces for cooking, dining and living.

There is the anger and the guilt of all the living, represented by a group of firefighters whose depth of emotions may not have been considered by the government officials left to break the news to them.

Almost universally held housing ideal of the detached single-family home set in a garden with a perimeter wall and symbolic entrance gate, which is frequently attributed to the desire to emulate the lost ideal of urban living represented by the spacious residential areas of samurai high city (Smith 1979; Jinnai 1994).

This identified the travel time (using a private vehicle) via the quickest route from where people live (represented by census enumeration points) to the entry point of the recreation sites.

To me, to Doug Mitchell, to just about anyone over 30, going to college represented a break, sometimes a radical one and our immediate postcollege lives represented a radical break with college.

Genders in Translation, a day-long symposium organized by the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies, brings together international interdisciplinary scholars to consider how genders are understood, lived, represented, and translated across diverse cultures, geopolitical regions, and historical moments.

The great country in which I lived and you live represents that freedom, that glory of pursuing a goal and reaching it.

You can be a Columbia ambassador throughout the world by interviewing applicants wherever you live, representing Columbia at local college fairs and hosting regional programs for admitted students.

The discs included "Surviving Terrorists," ("The gripping stories of six Israelis whose lives were turned upside down by terrorist attacks. Their will to live represents the courage and hope for peace that every Israeli represents").

The repeated judicial and legislative failure to hold individuals and institutions accountable for the value of Black lives represents not just an attack on Black and Brown people, but is an attack on LGBTQ people.