Sentence examples for represented one side from inspiring English sources

If anti-Communism represented one side of hatred for Jews, anticapitalism represented another.

But the protesters, in many ways even before the convulsion that has gripped the country, represented one side of a fault line that runs through Turkish society and politics.

Each illustration represents one side of each issue; when flipped it illustrates the opposite view.

represent one side of Mr. Springsteen's songwriting: tales of ordinary people crushed by forces they cannot control.

The Galloways represent one side of a debate that is often charged by undercurrents of bigotry and religious belief.

Du Mée and another senior, Rayel Papke, were representing one side of a mock case against a team from Balliol College, at Oxford University.

Patrick and Andrew might be said to represent one side of their father, the journalist who reported the news for the Times and, for The Week, exposed (and named) the Cliveden set.

As a result of their systemic discrimination, extreme poverty, lack of social development and political marginalisation, indigenous people are among the most vulnerable during conflicts – particularly intrastate conflicts, where they can be trapped in the crossfire or represent one side.

Clearly, Netanyahu is representing one side of a policy debate, with supporters and detractors in both the United States and Israel, where American lives and regional interests are also at stake, and where the Obama Administration has taken a very different position.

Mr. Stewart represents one side of a bitter contest that pits environmentalists and anglers with rod and line against fish farming, the world's fastest-growing food business, accounting for most of the salmon and many other species on supermarket shelves and fishmongers' slabs.

Much like climate change deniers, HIV denialists claim they represent one side of an unresolved debate.