Sentence examples for a mere representation from inspiring English sources

"He left with a bang, followed by a small fire in the garden of the Reichs chancellery... he returns to Berlin as a mere representation," the paper said.

If the people in the room were a mere representation of the many people heading in the same direction, just imagine if we all banded together.

Representationalism raises the question: what distinguishes a (possible) state of affairs from a mere representation of it?

In order to grasp the epistemological essence of judgment and its relation to the fundamental epistemological problem of transcendence we have to describe its difference from a mere representation or string of representations.

Knowledge is to be "distinguished from a mere representation, presumption, question, or assumption by the fact that a content appears here with a sense of objective necessity" (Dilthey 2002, 27 28).

Paglen believes this is an indication that contemporary images have taken on a larger role, becoming active participants in the world, rather than a mere representation of it.

Art, when published, should take on a form beyond that of mere representation, that is, the art book is a "thing" aside from a representation of a thing.

And this was precisely what provoked his most brilliant and critical reader, J. G. Fichte to attempt his own version of an Elementary Philosophy a version that would begin with the unity of the theoretical and the practical and that would, with the act of "positing" or Setzen, claim to have discovered a starting point even more "basic" than that of mere "representation".

Taking nature beyond mere representation, the house turned reality into artistic objects — a process akin to the way that couture inspirations morph into high fashion.

The characteristic high technical quality is not an end in itself, and the work reaches far beyond mere representation of nature.

All that once was directly lived has become mere representation".