Sentence examples for the one represented from inspiring English sources

Eagerly seizing on the stereotype-busting possibilities of "an 18-year-old from Casablanca with spiked hair, or a 20-year-old from Dubai wearing goth makeup," LeVine would like us to see them as the faces of an emerging Muslim world, potentially a much less monochromatic place than the one represented on TV by the usual "Death to America" brigades.

With the Democratic Party working feverishly to win enough contests to regain control of the state Senate, the party is setting its sights on districts like the one represented by State Senator Guy Velella.

Democrats are in close races in prosperous Republican suburbs, like the one represented by J.D. HAYWORTH in Scottsdale, Ariz.; retiring Representative HENRY HYDE's district near Chicago; Representative DAVE REICHERT's district outside Seattle; Representative CHRISTOPHER SHAYS's district in the Connecticut suburbs of New York; and Representative CLAY SHAW's on Florida's gold coast.

There is another, larger "counterfactual" to consider — the one represented by Obama's Republican challenger, Willard Mitt Romney.

Has there ever been a cultural sea change as stealthy as the one represented by the rise of interactive entertainment?

The more humanlike specimens, for example, could have come from younger geologic deposits and from a more advanced species than the one represented by the more primitive fossils.

The one representing doctors is a convincing representation of a patient on an operating table.

The winning team was the one representing Great Britain & Ireland.

It is the one representing emergency medical technicians, not firefighters.

She also needed approval from three lawyers: the one representing the buyer and the two representing the couple.

Industry groups, including the one representing pesticide companies, said they were pleased by the panel's findings.