Sentence examples for represents a diversity of from inspiring English sources

"I draw a parallel to the BBC: when I watch and listen to the BBC when I'm in the UK I think the on-air talent really represents a diversity of modern Britain and I'm not yet sure we represent the diversity of modern Australia".

We conceptualize islands along a resource conservation economic development gradient that represents a diversity of island forms and functions, which are shaped and reshaped by exogenous and endogenous dynamics and social ecological processes of change.

I can buy my daughter - or son - a Barbie without questioning my ethics, because now Barbie comes curvy and short and represents a diversity of cultures.

"And the attendees and participants represent a diversity of views".

Well-organised boards will have directors representing a diversity of backgrounds.

Joseph changed to a system of proportional representation in the student elections, in an effort to calm things down and better represent a diversity of opinion.

It involves not just 50,000 Web sites, but more than 600,000, actually, representing a diversity of views, including passionately pro- and vigorously anti-Palestinian sites.

The chamber's president, Raymond Burns, said he had hoped to draw an audience that represented "a diversity of businesses," not a diversity of political points of view, and that had "people who are respectful".

The nine represent a diversity of theological schools within Islam, and several of them have large followings among American Muslim youths.

Mr. Elbaz's solution on Friday night was to represent a diversity of tastes and to do it as precisely as possible.

Dr. Queen described the situation as "complex," representing a "diversity of experience, from those who say 'this is my calling' to those who felt they had no choice".