Sentence examples for represented young from inspiring English sources

I felt the play represented young adult carers' stories in a really honest way, while bringing lightness and humour to a serious subject matter.

Heidi Alexander, the shadow health secretary, was the first to walk out, followed by Gloria De Piero, who has represented young people and toured the country talking to Labour voters and members.

Of course, there was nothing preventing Paterno from doing more, and some sexual abuse experts and those who have represented young sex victims over the years have begun questioning why he did not take more immediate, aggressive action.

Larisa Kharich, a seamstress, said that she would support United Russia because it represented "young, energetic" Russians, but that the party's political monopoly was beginning to grate on her nonetheless.

Below them were scattered pairs of shoes, which they said represented young people in developing countries who were unable to partake in UN internships without financial compensation.

Though some college students saw this as innocuous, it represented young Jewish women as immature, spoiled, greedy, selfish, sexually frigid, and dependent, usually on their doting fathers.

"Don Juan" represents young Strauss in his world-conquering mode.

But it's vital to know that we weren't representing young black America but young America in general".

Admission free Founded in 2008, the gallery programme at Open represents young, unknown contemporary artists, primarily from Berlin and New York.

"To me, the Cheetah Girls represent young girls of the millennium," Ms. Chase said in a telephone interview from Toronto.

"It's not only farming that will perish," said Shun Shirai of J. A. Youth, which represents young farmers.