Sentence examples for widespread representation from inspiring English sources

Children with Down syndrome have been featured on occasion in other advertisements and on television shows such as Fox's "Glee". But widespread representation of them, or really any special-needs child, is still a rare thing.

At the same time, owing to their widespread representation in art, drama, and film, the figures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza are probably familiar visually to more people than any other imaginary characters in world literature.

Seats are allocated by region to assure widespread representation, generally providing about 16 seats for African states, 13 for Asia, 6 for eastern Europe, 10 for Latin America and the Caribbean, and 13 for western Europe and other states.

Although functional approaches to linguistic analysis have become more widespread in the study of Ancient Hebrew in recent decades, surprisingly little work has been carried out from the perspective of Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG), in spite of the more widespread representation of other functional schools in the literature (Anstey 2009; van der Merwe 2003).

It wasn't the creators of Looking who failed us -- we failed them, and in turn we closed the door for widespread representation in our own faces.

It's hard to even imagine widespread representation of real women's bodies in the mainstream media and fashion industry when we're surrounded by images of unrealistic (sometimes even emaciated) bodies.

The most used and widespread representations of the evolutionary history of biologic entities are phylogenetic trees.

Eventually large numbers of AIP units were significantly activated in widespread overlapping representations sufficient to activate premotor populations.

It is not difficult to see how asymmetric intergroup bullying, if sustained and widespread, decreases the representation of low status group members in high-paid positions at the top of society, while increasing their representation among the ranks of the unemployed and underpaid.

Soon the ABC's Cleverman will bring some Indigenous Australian voices to the screen but widespread mainstream Indigenous representation remains elusive.

The movement was part of a widespread return to representation adopted by artists across Europe and in the United States after World War I, a development spurred by a loss of modernist faith, a rise in nationalism and an embrace of tried and true artistic traditions.