Sentence examples for the party represented from inspiring English sources

Inspired by utopian Marxism, the party represented China's idealist leftists, nationalists and the downtrodden.

But he said he had named names because the party represented a real threat to freedom of speech.

Roland Pofalla, the party's general secretary, said the results showed that the party represented the center of the electorate.

As Campbell put it, the new dominance of Marxism Today thinking in the party represented "a triumph over a corpse".

The ComRes poll, commissioned by the BBC's Daily Politics show, also showed that 36% of voters did not know what the party represented.

He said there was no such thing as a typical Ukip voter because the party represented a range of ordinary people.

If there is one ideology that the party represents, it is the ideology of power.

Young voters are "rolling their eyes at what the party represents".

Bush decided to join the Conservatives because, he says, "the party represents hard-working people".

Under the Communist Party there should be no need for referendums since the party represents the will of the people.

At least the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party NPDD) failed to reach 2%, which may calm fears about the danger the party represents.