Sentence examples for representation of other from inspiring English sources

Their number should be reduced to allow representation of other faiths, the commission says.

While the representation of other marginalised and misunderstood groups in popular culture has improved greatly, the picture of people with mental health problems is still lagging far behind.

Last year Chitra Nagarajan, a member of the activist group Black Feminists, started the influential "diversity audit" hashtag on Twitter, for people to log male or female representation, as well as the representation of other groups.

In a way, it could be said that her lifetime's work – she has written more than 70 books since her first From Doon with Death in 1964 – has been the stealthy accumulation and representation of other people's secrets.

It can simulate itself (using its own model of behavior) and simulate its environment (using its representation of other entities).

Although functional approaches to linguistic analysis have become more widespread in the study of Ancient Hebrew in recent decades, surprisingly little work has been carried out from the perspective of Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG), in spite of the more widespread representation of other functional schools in the literature (Anstey 2009; van der Merwe 2003).

In the end, I think that what Dunham owes her audience, first and foremost, is not the fully accurate representation of others' experiences but the commitment to avoid offering up crass stereotypes of anyone who doesn't look like her.

The current study was designed to identify brain regions involved in the representation of others' goals early in development.

In contrast, individuals who watched virtual representations of themselves loitering did not engage in exercise after the intervention nor did individuals who watched a virtual representation of others.

Representation of others' actions and mental states leads to the activation of several brain networks: the mentalizing and the "mirror neuron" systems as well as a "low level" social perception component.

Scenarios were designed to evoke social emotions (embarrassment or guilt) or basic emotions (anger or fear), where social emotions are defined as those which require the representation of others' mental states.