Sentence examples for unrepresented group from inspiring English sources

The Lonely Londoners was the first novel to take on the task of representing this unrepresented group.

Her husband added: "Children are a kind of unrepresented group as the subject matter of serious documentaries.

The 25 precincts could overrepresent an unrepresented group — imagine if a New York exit poll, by chance, included two Orthodox Jewish precincts in Brooklyn and showed a Republican ahead among Jewish voters — or completely miss a small, geographically concentrated group.

It is less dangerous now but, says Turkington, Belfast's arts scene remains crucial to an unrepresented group who want to express themselves outside of the traditional binaries of community politics.

Historically, the goal of many social movements has been to publicly demonstrate the power, unity, and identity, of an unrepresented group.

Released several months before The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," "Pillow" exuded a new kind of liberation, and spoke for an as-of-yet unrepresented group of listeners who would go on to populate an entirely new psychedelic subculture as the snowball of the late 1960s kept on rolling.

Public interest law is a branch of legal practice committed to representing traditionally unrepresented groups and interests.

In retrospect, perhaps we could have done better to engage politically unrepresented groups who craved stability, so that they could sit alongside those who knew how to fight.

These issues are of unrepresented groups speaking out against an extremist state government taking away constitutional given rights".

Jordan's leading blogger Mohammad Omar (www.mohomar.com) says that the victory of the son of a Kenyan immigrant gives minorities, immigrants and unrepresented groups hope.

"One of my main focuses is maintaining a high level of quality while continuing to push boundaries in terms of kink and sexuality and unrepresented groups".