Sentence examples for more representations from inspiring English sources

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While buzz beats invisibility, why aren't there more representations of age in fashion and less fuss?

Her suggestion is a valid one: the more representations there are of women doing interesting or unexpected or powerful things, the more we become culturally acclimatised.

The Viridor plant requires a permit from the Environment Agency to go ahead with building in Splott - but this consulation period has already been extended by the agency to gain more representations.

In many ways, even her most abstract paintings are diagrams and abstractions from ideas - not wholly abstract, more representations of elements of an unseen world, and of invisible forces.

Mathematical instruction often involves making connections between two or more representations (e.g., an equation and a graph).

"That would probably be a sticking point, if they would expect more representation," Senator Craig said.

Pashtuns, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, in particular have demanded more representation in the government.

There's no proof that a culture shift comes naturally with more representation.

She suggested redrawing the town's political wards to create more representation on the city council.

A little less taxation, a little more representation, and, presto two hundred and twenty-seven years later, we might all be Canadians.