Sentence examples for she represents herself from inspiring English sources

What is new about her latest attempt to milk the blasphemy motif was that she represents herself as a Michael Jackson-style victim.

That is how she represents herself in Extra!, a video-art soap opera about the new South Africa in which the black actors ignore her ghostly presence standing behind them, or lying on the floor, watching passively.

She writes: [The First Stone] is the story of the author's thwarted attempt to write a 'quiet, thoughtful account' of a case of sexual harassment in Melbourne, Australia, and of the remarkable, almost vertiginously turbulent narrative she was forced by her frustration to produce instead … Although her purported goal is 'balance', it is as a very unbalanced person that she represents herself.

Everything in Elizabeth's early life taught her to pay careful attention to how she represented herself and how she was represented by others.

She represented herself in the initial defamation case at the end of last year and lost, with the jury awarding $2.5 million to Mr. Padrick.

She was examined by a psychiatrist and found competent to stand trial, and when she finally arrived in court, she represented herself as Brianna Stewart.

She represented herself on Monday during a bail application in the Brisbane supreme court in which she appeared by video conferencing.

She represented herself in court cases, and did so well that the governor, Lord Calvert, named her the executrix of his will.

She represented herself truthfully and had presence.

She represented herself, which is always a bad idea.

She represented herself without an attorney and pleaded guilty to "reckless assault with intent to harm".