Sentence examples for represented badly from inspiring English sources

When she came to Wal-Mart, she was unemployed, and the job represented badly needed income.

A number of Twitter users posted that Robert's character was represented badly.

(LGBT kids learn that they should expect to be represented badly, or not at all).

Purple squares represent badly damaged cities near the fault.

A CSA poll showed that 53percentt of French thought Mr. Sarkozy represented France badly, and that they displayed a nostalgia for the imperious Charles de Gaulle; 88 percent thought he represented France well.

The Tory MP Chris Philp, who represents the badly affected constituency of Croydon South, called for urgent legislation to end the misery for passengers.

They get upset when their work is badly represented or taken out of context, when a track is appropriated for an advert or a gig is filmed badly by a fan and put up on YouTube.

However eloquent, inhabitants of these parts of the world are underrepresented and, at times, badly represented, as with a Chinese tour guide who adds only an unhappy caricature to the mix.

One of the things he will have spotted is that women are almost as badly represented on the boards of public bodies – and that the Coalition Government's "aspiration" is now that by 2015, at least 50 per cent of these organisations' board appointments are female.

"Do their findings suggest that women are going to benefit by being badly represented in a field?

Now -- even worse -- she's being badly represented.