Sentence examples for virtually no representation from inspiring English sources

R&B had virtually no representation, and rap's sole inroad was Blondie's "Rapture".

"People in this community are very smart, and they realized that we had virtually no representation in the State Assembly," Mr. Powell, who has worked in recent years as a federal emergency management official, said last night.

"There is virtually no representation of intersex people in television and film".

Artist Wangechi Mutu (b.1972) argues that growing up in Nairobi in Kenya in the 70's and 80's, there was virtually no representation of urban middle-class African kids in the films available to them.

"No representation without taxation," he says.

"The doctors have virtually no accountability".

Too many of the rich and powerful today have unfettered representation but virtually no taxation.

In contrast, elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly and to the European Parliament are conducted by the single-transferable-vote formula, a form of proportional representation that virtually guarantees representation for the various sectarian parties.

In Ian McEwan's recent novel Saturday, his hero Henry Perowne is the virtually iconic representation of this sensibility: a character built out of a sort of state-of-the-art armoury of technical, political and sociological information, yet who casts no shadow, who seems never to have taken a living breath.

But roti has no representation".

There's no representation of the players".