Sentence examples for with representing from inspiring English sources

They are also both aware of the pressure that comes with representing Africa's most populous nation.

"Writers," he said, "are concerned with representing... a more absolute and complete reality than reality itself.

There's a tremendous amount of country pride that comes with representing those countries".

One died, one left, and the other was Bosch, charged with representing Lopera's controlling interest.

In short, Teixeira is no stranger to the expectations which come with representing big clubs.

Morally speaking, I don't have any problem with representing someone who I personally believe is guilty.

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.

Dramatists on the whole, no matter how extensive their research, seem to struggle with representing science and scientists on screen.

Low key and allergic to the hysterics that generally go with representing celebrities, Mr. Garlock also worked on the publicity campaigns of more than 40 films.

He described the unexpected emotion involved in announcing his retirement and announced plans to combine media work with representing young players in an advisory capacity.

That forced board members to weigh their desire to quickly transfer responsibilities to the first elected boards against the demands of the people they are charged with representing.