Sentence examples for wished to represent from inspiring English sources

Who was it that Dr. Horn wished to represent?

Just out of frame – only her arm is visible – is a hospital worker who wished to represent those who can't speak out.

But on Sunday, in a clumsy, handwritten note to the court, the extremist said he now only wished to represent himself during the sentencing phase of trial.

When it is wished to represent in a graphic manner the electrical distribution indicated, obtained by induction upon the cylinder A B, this is done by means of Fig. 1.

Ten years ago when the Jets put together their first A-League side, he was the first person to move to Newcastle, instructing the players they had to live in the area they wished to represent.

For "humankind," the translators use "humanity," "human race," "man," and "mankind," first because they wished to represent the variety of words currently used for the idea in the English language, but also because they didn't want to upset certain "memorable and/or proverbial passages".

Choose the features of the ocean that you wish to represent (depth, coral reefs, temperature, etc).

They are often far removed from the people who they wish to represent.

I am glad that by going to university with me he has had the opportunity to socialise with those he someday wishes to represent.

Only measures like this will ensure that the hardworking people they wish to represent are able to see their pay packets increase and living standards improve.

In an article for the Guardian, Coyne makes a direct appeal to ordinary union members, saying they are the ones whose views he wishes to represent.