Sentence examples for some representation from inspiring English sources

US intelligence will still have some representation.

Coppola wanted some representation of this emotional suffering.

We state some representation theorems for these operators.

Acronyms had some representation, from Motaf (member of the armed forces) to the sexist Mom (member of the military).

While some of the big clubs have been covered above, there is some representation from the lower tiers too.

To President Obama's credit, he is taking this to Congress; at least we have some representation, however wacky, this time.

"I wanted to make myself some representation or signifier of that community of creatures," she said of the hats.

But I do think that we won the last election we should have had some representation on Sunday.

What about the German in the exhibition? A. We wanted to give some representation to the other side so people could see what the opposition looked like.

If Salvador Dali had ever desired to capture some representation of football on canvas he would surely have visited the Tayside derby this afternoon.

Each of these fixtures had some representation in the New York Hot Jazz Festival, making it something like a handy consolidation of the city's trad-jazz offerings.