Sentence examples for represents on the from inspiring English sources
Remarking on the contrast between the dying figures in the foreground and the figures in the mid-ground waving towards the approaching rescue ship, the French art historian Georges-Antoine Borias wrote that Géricault's painting represents, "on the one hand, desolation and death.
Maliki's Shiite-oriented coalition represents, on the other hand, the Iranian-leaning face of political power in post-Saddam Iraq.
He would lose most of the areas he now represents on the north shore of Long Island, and would gain more of Queens, his political base.
He also has a young daughter, whose death in that exploding villa is implied but not shown, which represents on the filmmakers' part either a rare exercise of tact or a failure of imagination.
What Barack Obama represents on the global stage, those of his generation and younger (from Kenya, from the Dominican Republic, from Korea) are bringing to life on the planetary page.
He said that of the 100 or so co-op buildings he represents on the Upper East and West Sides of Manhattan, only two have banned smoking outright in the last few years.
It turns out that 70 20 10 (which represents on-the-job learning, learning from others, and learning from formal development, respectively) doesn't mirror the way leaders are really learning after all.
The John Muir Trust is one of nine bodies represented on the main board of the Nevis Partnership.
Racially marginalized groups aren't the only ones that need to be represented on the court.
Save the Children was one of the many institutions represented on the breakfast panel.
Where are they represented on the spectrum?
