Sentence examples for when represented from inspiring English sources

Barnes, meanwhile, is represented, when represented at all, as a twee ruralist.

The American Medical Association discourages the use of placebos by doctors when represented as helpful.

As the sale went on, it became clear that every school and every style, when represented by works of great quality, triggered instant competition.

Lobbyists rarely work like this, because elected officials don't want to be seen in public with a special interest, but the Peace Corps is far less threatening, especially when represented by Rajeev.

The feeling healthy "hot button", as the submission puts it, was pressed when represented as freedom from fatigue and resistance to catching coughs and colds … in short, feeling good.

According to the full exposition of this scheme, most of the other deities in the vast Buddhist pantheon are related to one of the five buddhas as members of his "family"; reflect his distinguishing characteristics, such as colour, direction, and symbol; and when represented in art often carry an image of the "parent" buddha in their crown.

They met in 1951, when, representing Common Cause, she spoke to the House of Commons about Communism.

Those leaders "lose their credibility and authority when representing their views to the owners," he added.

When representing those responding to appeals, they won 29 percent of the time, versus 16 percent.

Van Dyck used these studies when representing one of the tormentors of Jesus in "Crowning with Thorns" now in the Prado.

"The Tory Party is always at its strongest when it is practical and when representing an instinct," explains Hague, outlining the philosophical basis of his populist message.