Sentence examples for tough representation from inspiring English sources

As the poet Mark Strand has observed, Ian Frazier is a genius at the tough representation of idiocy, which is everywhere, and flourishing as, perhaps never before.

Brando's Strabler character and Tom of Finland's illustrations of burly, leather-bound tough guys on bikes became images to aspire to, a representation of freedom and danger at the same time.

If we want increased numbers of women on boards beyond the FTSE100 then we need to get tougher about increasing representation of women at all levels, and we need enforcement behind this.

It's disappointing that Mr. Kechiche, whose movies include "The Secret of the Grain" and "Black Venus" (another voyeuristic exercise), seems so unaware or maybe just uninterested in the tough questions about the representation of the female body that feminists have engaged for decades.

As we have noted elsewhere, the time has come for tough action on women's representation in Scotland.

It's just a funnier and more meaningful experimentation than another representation of a tough female.

Still, it can be tough breaking the barrier to postdoc representation.

It's a tough stance toward of community of 57 million voters with heavy representation in swing states such as Florida, Colorado, Virginia and Nevada.

Her calls for fairer pay and representation for workers come as labour market experts warn of a tough 2017 for workers, when rising inflation and economic uncertainty could squeeze earnings.

We deserve better representation in DC, and I intend to show the good people of #GA06 what a tough, determined mother can do.

"We deserve better representation in DC, and I intend to show the good people of #GA06 what a tough, determined mother can do," she wrote on Twitter.