Sentence examples for to be representation from inspiring English sources

Whatever the solutions, the resounding message from many is that the starting point has to be representation.

"There has to be representation of those who are on the front lines, fighting and dying today to obtain their freedom," she said.

"There has to be representation of those who are on the front lines, fighting and dying today to obtain their freedom," Mrs. Clinton told reporters during a trip to Croatia.

There's a reason there are movements to diversify Hollywood, for there to be representation and inclusion.

I think, especially, the 2016 election taught me that if you want change to happen there needs to be action and there needs to be representation.

Given the distribution of sympathetic versus parasympathetic cardiovascular control between genders we could expect there to be representation of both males and females at either end of the PLO/PHI range.

They happen to be representations that are fairly close in appearance to what they stand for, but verisimilitude is hardly an unheralded problem in the past few centuries of European and American art.

Grand Union, Sat to 31 Oct RC Luc Tuymans's work, which explores the shadows cast by atrocity, reproduces and "abstracts" images from movies and books to the point where they cease to be representations in any straightforward sense.

They are rather what derivations denote when they are considered to be representations of arguments.

Wundt reserves the term, representation, for compounds of sensations, and does not consider sensations themselves to be representations (cf. PP II: 3, nn. 1, 2).

Owls are supposed to be representations of death; if there's an owl around then it's a messenger of death.