Sentence examples for a representation of something from inspiring English sources

Would the piece then have been a representation of something else?

(source) Profile Then: "a representation of something in outline; a concise biographical sketch".

He moved away from the idea of music as an abstract entity towards orchestral music as a representation of something extra-musical with his symphonic poems.

Even without knowing that the cohabitation has been faked, the mathematical precision of his images often seems too exacting to be a representation of something real.

Those snickers, he said, "were a representation of something very common in people, not just the U.K. People generally avoid taking big risks to win.

Even more magically, it was a representation of something real and a revelation of truth – so much so that it caused riots in theatres and was banned, along with all subsequent movies on the subject, until 1950.

It is not surprising that the technology serves the creation of, in Mr. Holland's terms, a postcard: a glossy representation of something that suggests a fabricated, at times grotesquely overstated, reality.

A designer can create a 3D representation of something like a store or factory layout in CAD software, view the design in 3D in HoloLens, and adjust it in real time before the design goes live.

A simulacra is a false representation of something real.

The class of material models comprises anything that is a physical entity and that serves as a scientific representation of something else.

"The statue is a physical representation of something that happened in the past that needs to be learned about, in order to prevent violence against women and end human trafficking which is a one-hundred-and-fifty-billion-dollar industry".