Sentence examples for widely represented in from inspiring English sources

Muslims are widely represented in business and the professions, though rather less so in politics.

In a city where British generals and royals are widely represented in bronze and stone, the list of foreigners memorialised is short, but quite interesting.

Since the 13th century the Assumption has been widely represented in church decoration, and during the Renaissance and Baroque periods it became a popular subject for altarpieces.

Largely as a result of Duveen's efforts, the great Italian, Dutch, French, and English masters became widely represented in American museums.

Open Sun-Thurs 4pm-1am, Fri, Sat 4pm-3am EAfricanican food isn't widely represented in Amsterdam, but where it is, you can expect generosity and pride in the cuisine.

Kathleen LeBesco, a communications professor at Marymount Manhattan College and another contributor, has put it this way: Fat people are widely represented in popular culture and in interpersonal interactions as revolting they are agents of abhorrence and disgust.

Then the EST displaying the most widely represented sequence in the 3'- and 5'-UTR regions was chosen as representative of the new wheat nsLtp gene.

The tribe is widely represented, especially in the tropics.

We test the effect of the signaling of two individual variables on the probability of obtaining a job interview: the signal of North African origin and the signal of closeness to the most widely represented religions in France, Catholicism and Islam.

Our EST survey indicated that OSK1 and OSK20 are the most widely represented genes in public EST databases, (Supplementary Table S6).

He observed that the salute had become widely represented and embellished in "numerous works dealing with Roman antiquities, so that it has become one of the best known and most often cited of Roman customs".