Sentence examples for should now be represented from inspiring English sources

"Given the unexplored richness of Australian theatre," you declare solemnly, "it is a pity that this artistically buoyant country should now be represented in the West End by this garish throwback, in which camp is determinedly overpitched".

And, given the unexplored richness of Australian theatre, it is a pity that this artistically buoyant country should now be represented in the West End by this garish throwback in which camp is determinedly overpitched.

But people shouldn't be represented by averages.

Many of these methods have now been commercialized and should be represented in clinical pipelines within the next decade.

"Now every cuisine is represented".

Now, of course, groups like We Need Diverse Books are challenging our preconceptions of who should be represented in children's books (short answer: everyone).

Metagenomics is now providing extraordinary datasets that deeply sample natural variation, raising the question, how should this variation be represented?

"It is important right now that all the political forces in Syria, all parts of Syrian society, including of course the Kurds, should be represented at the talks.

But America should be represented.

"Every nook and cranny should be represented".

The community is incredibly diverse and should be represented honestly.