Sentence examples for view was represented from inspiring English sources

This view was represented in interviews with researchers as well as with lay people and representatives for animal welfare or animal rights organizations.

The field of view was represented with a diameter of 400 mm.

"It was a play performed for the benefit of Congress so that the liberal members would feel -- in this theatrical performance of adjudication -- that their point of view was represented.

With the single static square at the 3 different positions, the respective retinotopic sites were mapped along the border between areas 17 and 18, that is, along the cortex where the vertical meridian of the field of view was represented.

In the public arena on both continents, all (even the most extreme) points of view are represented.

A more orthodox feminist view is represented by Sylviane Agacinski, author of a book on the sexual exploitation of women.

The social view is represented by teachers like Emily Wylie, who works at the Young Women's Leadership School of East Harlem (T.Y.W.L.S ., an all-girls school for Grades 7-12.

In a novel that is profitably courageous in entering the heads of almost all its characters, Owen's point of view is represented almost as frequently as Gerald's and Sara's.

"Another point of view is represented by the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center," she said, "which contends that legalizing prostitution would make it safer, would empower these women to form unions, and better protect themselves from violence".

If the bigger size of the G20 means better decisions, because more different points of view are represented and, most crucially, because leaders are more likely to force one another to keep their promises, that's when the shift from eight to 20 will start to make an actual difference to the world.

One view is represented by Irwin Stephen Campbell Mooree), a hotshot young tutor and symbol of Thatcher-era go-getter mentality, hired by the school to scrape away the rust of received opinion from the students' thinking so that their answers to test questions will have more "edge".