Sentence examples for pressures to represent from inspiring English sources

This past year the pressures to represent the culture properly have been even greater than usual.

The 12 United States players here are perhaps less of a concern than the 26 global N.B.A. players, who often face enormous nationalistic pressures to represent their countries at the Olympics and in continental tournaments, even when hurt.

Did you ever feel any pressure to represent Nevada in a particular way?

As an Afrikaans writer, do you feel pressure to represent all sectors of South Africa?

I often feel I am under pressure to represent the "craft community", to be the poster-boy for the handmade.

Though she will compete before a home crowd, as the most highly visible Aborigine, Freeman feels added pressure to represent her people.

In Mr. Mann's "Ali, Will Smithh showed a young, confident fighter shadowed by melancholy and burdened by the responsibilities of fame, religious commitment and the pressure to represent something larger than himself.

Mo Farah of Britain, the winner of the men's 5,000 meters on Saturday, said he felt additional pressure to represent his country as it hosts the Games this summer.

Mauboy, a chart-topping singer Down Under and a former Australian Idol contestant, says she felt a lot of pressure to represent the actual Sapphires properly.

The Bank of England has come under pressure to represent more women on its banknotes - but the visual arts are not notorious for gender equality.

Pressures were measured by different pressure transducers at three positions (Fig. 1): airway pressure at the proximal end of the endotracheal tube, directly measured chamber pressure to represent the surrounding pressure of the balloon, and balloon pressure.