Sentence examples for represents struggle from inspiring English sources

His Aspen 2000DM, his popular desalination machine, wants to solve another problem too, one familiar to many of the generals and officials who came to SOFEX: a cool glass of water sounds like just a thing you drink, but it also represents struggle, war, and famine.

Can they separate out the propaganda in those?" "Daffy Duck," she smiled, "represents struggle of American Negro against class oppression".

By latching on to O'Donnell's growing presence, the Rove-Boehner-McConnell establishment can claim it represents struggling middle-class Tea Partiers rather than Wall Street potentates and corporate titans.

When we danced to the music, it represented struggle.

Each principle corresponds with a candle in a kinara with three red candles, representing struggle, three green candles, representing the future and one black candle in the center, representing the people.

Many such embarrassments have failed to dent Trump's popularity in the past, but the tax question goes to the heart of his claim to represent struggling US workers.

Julian Wells, who was a male prostitute in Less Than Zero, has become an ultra-discreet high-class pimp representing struggling young actors who do not wish to tarnish future careers.

The culmination of these represented struggles is "Always Wanting/Never Enough" -- a pair of large interacting floor sculptures installed in a semi-enclosed sacred, sacrificial space at the back of the "church".

Moreover, abuela Claudia's "struggling with English" represents the struggle of many first generation Latinos who migrate to the U.S. while Nina Rosario is the third generation of Latinos in that she learns Spanish instead.

Ecumenism represents the struggle between them.

One billboard reads: "Nonaligned Movement represents the struggle against racism, colonialism, hegemony and foreign oppression".