Sentence examples for were always represented from inspiring English sources

He said a vote for the SNP on 22 May would ensure Scotland's interests were always represented.

He is always represented as a bust on a pedestal".

Data are always represented as mean ± standard error of the mean unless otherwise indicated.

It is always represented as a kind of self-flagellation for me.

Ironically, Badar wanted to give a talk at the Opera House on how Muslims are always represented as the "Other".

The figures are not, as often before, in contemporary dress but are always represented in Classical or biblical costume.

The judges are always represented standing when in the presence of Dizang, as a mark of their deference to him.

It's always represented in the same way, in a non-fictional way, so the archetypal figures are people like Primo Levi and Elie Wiesel, or the historians.

Immigration law is notoriously complicated, and in deportation proceedings, individuals appear before a judge in a court where "The government is always represented by a prosecutor," Arulanantham said.

"I think it's always represented such an interesting blend of the biggest of Hollywood and the most obscure of international films and everything in between," he said.

The imaginary part can be a float zero, but can never be a rational zero, for such a number is always represented by Common Lisp as a rational rather than a complex.