Sentence examples for represent right from inspiring English sources

In the new century, mapping technology has become so precise and the available demographic data so rich that politicians are able to choose the kinds of voter they want to represent, right down to individual homes.

You'll care because they represent, right now, the largest capacity 2.5-inch drives out there, with sizes ranging from 250GB to 500GB.

He wrote that al-Qaeda does not represent "right Islamic jihad", arguing that they have not shot even a bullet at "Zionists in Israel," nor on "the Nusayri regime in Syria", another name for the Alawite sect to which President Bashar al-Assad belongs.

"I am Gerald Connolly, I'm a member of Congress, I represent right up to this airport and we're asking for access to the people you're detaining," Connolly said.

Conservative Democrats, many of whom represent right-leaning states and districts recently captured from the Republicans (see article), are nervous about backing bills without bipartisan support.

Tim Bridgewater, who ousted Senator Robert Bennett of Utah as the Republican candidate in that race, blasts the 17th Amendment on his Web site: "We traded senators who represent rights of states for senators who represent the rights of special interest groups".

Especially from an elected official who used to represent right-wing partisan political committees and admits that he's in office to "further the conservative viewpoint".

We've seen that tactic play out recently at other outlets, including The Atlantic, which hired and quickly fired conservative writer Kevin Williamson amid outcry over his past work, then pledged to find other ways to represent right-wing opinions.

This world is instructively represented right now by the Whitney Biennial.

Cancer is also represented right now on the New York stage, in revival of "Wit," starring Cynthia Nixon.

Yin representing right and yang left, a woman's right pulse indicated disorder and her left pulse order; the opposite held for a man.