Sentence examples for pleasure of representing from inspiring English sources

I've had the pleasure of representing my company on the Today Show twice.

As the most intense day for fresh faced college recruits approached, one man had the esteemed pleasure of representing his brand to our nation.

Toward the end of my real estate career, I had the pleasure of representing a couple in the selling of their property in Rubidioux, then a suburb of Riverside, California.

We enjoy that mental activity, even when it is stimulated by the representation of something of which we disapprove, and we enjoy the representation even of something evil as long as our pleasure in the activity of representing is not overwhelmed by disapproval of the object of the representation.

Here Baumgarten is importing the traditional rhetorical concepts of inventio, dispositio and elocutio into his system, and conceiving of the latter two, the harmony of the thoughts and the harmony of the expression with the thoughts, as the dimensions in which the potentials for pleasure within our distinctively sensible manner of representing and thinking are realized.

"It gives me great pleasure to represent the cause of women and girls and support this initiative to evolve a national icon," she said.

"It gives me great pleasure to represent the cause of women and girls and support this initiative to evolve a national icon.

Lady Crawley, it will be a pleasure to represent you.

The exhibition begins with a world of pleasure, represented by images of the exuberant sexual openness of the 1970s, including photos from Plato's Retreat (a sex club of the period) and of the male sunbathing pickup scene on Pier 48, on Manhattan's West Side.

Amis once wrote an essay called "Louis Armstrong and Tea at Grandmother's," defending (once again) the prerogatives of pleasure, represented by the exuberance of Satchmo's trumpet, against the claims of duty and responsibility symbolized by sitting on an uncomfortable chair eating stale cookies.

This scale incorporates 19 Likert-scored items relating to perceptions of control, autonomy, self-realization and pleasure representing broad aspects of QOL.