Sentence examples for once again represented from inspiring English sources

Perhaps if the word "choice" once again represented issues of social justice, it would resonate more.

4 Diplomatic Embargo Failing The Western diplomatic quarantine of Yugoslavia has broken down, with every major European country once again represented in Belgrade by senior diplomats.

In gloriously weird illustration, the fox in Dr Seuss's superb tongue twisting tale is once again represented as a clever sweet-talker.

As British forces embarked on their first campaigns of the 21st Century, the village was once again represented.

Another blogger jokingly says that he is once again represented by someone he does not know at all.

+ After a 13-year allegiance, Julian Schnabel has left the Gagosian Gallery and is now, once again, represented by Pace.

And if he has his way, he might once again represent Canada's largest city.

Triumphantly reclaimed, the war, in most people's minds, once again represents what it did in the 1950's: the apogee of American heroism and rectitude.

"I've never made any secret of my overwhelming desire to once again represent England and I'm going to do everything in my power to earn a recall.

"The experience has been well worth the time and effort," said Naasz, whose world ranking ensures that he will once again represent the United States on this year's tour, at Red Bull's expense.

With Ms. Holland out of the picture, the best-known directors in the race are Asghar Farhadi, once again representing Iran with "The Past," which reworks some of the same themes he explored in his Oscar-winning "A Separation," but this time in a European setting, and Wong Kar-wai, whose martial arts biopic "The Grandmaster" was submitted by Hong Kong.