Sentence examples similar to a shadow represents a from inspiring English sources

Lewinsky's blue dress became a central piece of the Clinton scandal, and the painting's shadow "represents a shadow on the office he held," according to Shanks.

He also got rid of the lump of dark shadow representing a mountainside that was an ugly compositional mistake to the left of Novick's picture.

In April 2005, when the patient was 78 years old, an abnormal shadow representing a cavity was found in the left upper lung on chest X ray at his yearly medical check-up.

Some reefs in current shadows represent a refugium location that will help them adjust to the disparity in the environment even if eventually the temperatures may be rising more quickly there than other locations.

But for the most part, Shadow IT represents a failure of the traditional IT model, in which business people are expected to do their work only with tools provided by the company.

The dark shadow represents the 95%% confidence interval (CI) in fentanyl group and the light shadow represents the 95 % CI in remifentanil group.

The dark shadow represents the mean plus one standard deviation (i.e., naturalness threshold), while the light shadows is the mean plus two times the standard deviation.

Green star with dark shadow represents the fixation LED and its location in depth.

The shadow polygon represents an HS train of length (L) passing by an observer (small triangle at the bottom) at the speed (V).

Today's shadow cabinet reshuffle represents a consolidation of power for the team around the now departed elder Miliband.

It includes a ribald scene in which shadow puppets representing a maid of Corinth and her lover copulate (the relevance being, we're told, that later, when she sketches his shadow in charcoal, it is "the beginning of painting"); a scene in which five tiny white-haired Freud puppets psychoanalyze Leonardo; and a dance performed by a team of giant eyeballs.