Sentence examples for of being represents from inspiring English sources

Fussing over butter-making and swollen ankles, household linen and fashionable bonnets may strike her readers as tiresome and vulgar, but it is important to realise that this way of being represents a particular moment in human development.

As a corner, it was the equivalent of being represented by Sullivan & Cromwell.

This time, eight parties have a chance of being represented in Parliament.

"Instead of being represented by your local district lawyer, Boces could use a professional labor negotiator," he said.

"If under the law we're obligated to represent every employee, then it's only fair that every employee pays something toward the cost of being represented".

The real is intrinsically incapable of being represented or symbolized; it is unnamable.

For it is interests which are capable of being represented in legal proceedings and moral debates.

Isle of Wight residents have reacted angrily at the prospect of being represented by the mainland.

Communication networks have a long history of being represented as graphs.

Murder mystery, fantasy, real-life, romance – pretty much every genre you can think of was represented.

"People are feeling personally the consequences of not being represented, of not being heard, in their own lives".