Sentence examples for to represent the establishment from inspiring English sources

Another, Linda Darling-Hammond, was more likely to represent the establishment view.

At 80, Hall may seem to represent the establishment, but much of his life has consisted of a radical campaign for subsidised theatre and championship of living writers.

Irving seems to be absolutely serious only in his hatreds — most of all, in his hatred of "our traditional enemies" (that is to say, "Jewish fraudsters"), of professional historians, and of anyone else he takes to represent the establishment.

No one has a better claim to represent the Establishment brand than Jeb Bush.

The result was the "unpledged delegate," created to represent the establishment and agenda of the Democratic Party and its ideals.

In order to avoid the fiasco of 1980, the Hunt Commission was created, according to Governor Jim Hunt, to "give our convention more flexibility to respond to changing circumstances and, in cases where the voters' mandate is less than clear, to make a reasoned choice". The result was the "unpledged delegate," created to represent the establishment and agenda of the Democratic Party and its ideals.

He has never been an attack dog like Jeremy Paxman, nor a sleuth like Peter Taylor nor does he seem to represent the BBC establishment as David Dimbleby might.

A result, the reformers said, was intense pressure on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader, who is obligated by his position as the ultimate political and religious authority in Iran to represent the clerical establishment.

The distinct BJ cluster is more likely to represent the local establishment of an endemic, predominant clone for a number of years, at least from 2002 onwards.

They do this through "common talk," purporting to represent "the people" against the establishment despite their own deeply privileged backgrounds.

Clearly, the news that Leadsom was meant to represent the unheard, anti-establishment voice of Britain hadn't filtered down to him.