Sentence examples for strives to represent from inspiring English sources

Like a wedding photo, this scene only hints at the depths of love and commitment it strives to represent.

Each character is a kind of shorthand for the heroic values that the film crudely strives to represent.

Metafiction is fiction that openly admits it's an artificial creation -- as opposed to naturalism, in which art strives to represent real life.

The model strives to represent the complexity of intertwining factors that determine the spatio-temporal dynamics of small rodents.

Moreover, as it strives to represent all types of events, EventsML-G2 is a complex standard, making it difficult to implement and use.

This is The Avenue, and it strives to represent the Canadian socialite, the well-connected twenty-somethings of Toronto's elite.

The dummy wore a denim shirt and khakis, which Ms. Segal was striving to represent in stone.

At Sellafield and other sites, he strove to represent the workforce, while preaching the simple doctrine that a successful nuclear company was a safe one.

Instead, he says that both the venerable stage play and his new television series, written by Peter Morgan, strive to represent the real world we live in, rather than a past where "they do things differently".

A high-profile children's author, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "We'd all like to imagine that publishers hold themselves to higher standards than banks and sweatshops, that they strive to represent the best philosophical values of society and treat their employees with respect.

"South Pacific" can stand as a symbol of a time when all could agree on the fundamental virtues that the country strove to represent to the world: a can-do spirit, a belief in self-improvement, the courage to fight for the collective good.