Why should the Republicans of Albany County, it was asked, be denied the privilege of participating in the nomination of a governor simply because, being in a minority, they were unrepresented in the Legislature?
They were not unrepresented in the very bosom of the Church.
The London clay seems to be unrepresented in the Paris basin, unless partially so, by these sands.
This limestone, a formation wholly unrepresented in England, abounds in fossil shells, as the name implies.
But while unconformability invariably bears testimony to a lapse of unrepresented time, the conformability of two sets of strata in contact by no means implies that the newer formation immediately succeeded the older one.
Yet, like all Theophile's work, Pyrame et Thisbe has value, and so has the unrepresented tragedy of Pasiphae.
It will be noticed that while the attack is voluminous and manifold, the defence is almost unrepresented in literature.
If, sir, this bill passes in its present shape, there will be left in the State of Delaware twenty-eight thousand eight hundred and eleven people unrepresented in the popular branch of their Legislature.
She is playing the part of border "regulator" and lobbyist--two very dangerous and degrading roles in any case but doubly so in the hands of an educated but unrepresented class.
As for the suggestion sometimes made that there was something unprecedentedly outrageous about an English Parliament taxing people who were unrepresented there, it is, in view of the constitution of that Parliament, somewhat comic.
The President did not neglect his one constant theme--the unrepresented condition of the Southern States.
He insisted that "so long as eleven of the old States remain unrepresented in Congress, no new State should be prematurely and unnecessarily admitted to a participation in the political power which the Federal Government wields.
In other words, the affairs of the unrepresented colonies were mismanaged through sheer ignorance.
For it was promptly replied that if there were such large bodies of unrepresented Englishmen, it betokened a wrong state of affairs in England also.
Ministry and a corrupt Parliament never hesitated to discharge his Majesty's obligations out of the pockets of the unrepresented people.
The constituencies to which most of the highly educated and public spirited persons in the country belong, those of the large towns, are now, in great part, either unrepresented or misrepresented.
The only alteration in Wales, was to consist in adding unrepresented towns to those which already sent members: for instance, Holyhead was to be united with Beaumaris, and Bangor to Carnarvon.
This plan being rejected, Lord John Russell proposed another, which would have extended the right of electing members to populous towns then unrepresented in parliament, and disfranchise every borough convicted hereafter of corruption.
The force of example was now added to the existing motives for change, and the notion of transferring the privileges of a corrupt borough to an unrepresented place, or giving the elective franchise to a populous town, was discarded.
He founded the constitutional nature of the proposed alteration on the known practice of parliament, which extended such rights to unrepresented places, when they had acquired importance by their wealth and population.
This refusal to take occasion by the hand and to gratify the political aspirations of the most important unrepresented town in the kingdom, did much to hasten the introduction of a wider scheme of reform.
As for the great unrepresented towns, they were regarded as hot-beds of sedition, and therefore the people were to be kept in their place, and that meant without a voice in the affairs of the nation.
Major Cartwright advised these great unrepresented communities to 'send a petition in the form of a living man instead of one on parchment or paper,' so that he might state in unmistakable terms their demands to the Speaker.
Almost all the represented parts are decreasing in population, and the unrepresented parts are increasing.
But it will be found, on reflection, that the ranges of inquiry engaged in demanded, even for their slight investigation, time and pains which are quiteunrepresented in the result.
He has no thought of 'injustice to the unrepresented South,' when he wishes to tax negroes, emancipate slaves, and confiscate Southern property.
Eleven of the old States have been for some time, and still remain, unrepresentedin Congress.
I know of no measure more imperatively demanded by every consideration of national interest, sound policy, and equal justice than the admission of loyal members from the now unrepresented States.
But they are not only to be unrepresented in Government--they are, if the programme is to be carried conclusively out, to have no existence.
Unrepresented though the Colonies are, they can legally be taxed, coerced, enslaved at any moment by an Act passed by a party majority in this Parliament.
But, obviously, its success hinges on the concession of full financial powers to an Ireland unrepresented at Westminster.
Nor, for all the impassioned eloquence of Grattan and Hussey Burgh, did the real driving-power of the new Parliament come from within its own ranks, but from the unrepresented multitude outside.
An examination of the minutes of Congress would satisfy every one that the public business had been frequently delayed by this cause; and that the States most frequently unrepresented in Cong^s were not the larger States.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unrepresented" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
