Sentence examples for a telling representation of from inspiring English sources
This dynamic mix of talent is a telling representation of the thinking required to address the post-consumer textile waste created as a byproduct of our growing fashion consumption and disposal habits.
At its most stripped down, the EP is a telling representation of the Pacific Northwest's many inspirations and cultural derivatives: finding yourself lost in a misty forest, leaving a trail of footprints in the snow, and endless hours looking out at a wide ocean under overcast skies.
Revealing a greater need for diversity while sparking a much needed dialogue on the practices of European art organizations, and covering 16 countries, the exhibit Is it even worse in Europe? is a telling snapshot of the representation of both female and minority artists in contemporary Europe.
This is a geographic representation of a telling contradiction.
Truth be told, the "Representation of Chaos" that opens Haydn's 1798 oratorio "Die Schöpfung" ("The Creation"), sounds oddly decorous to modern ears.
Gunman's Rhapsody (2001) by Robert B. Parker Telegraph Days (2006), a novel by Larry McMurtry, includes a representation of the gunfight, told by a fictional journalist and eyewitness Territory (July 2007), a novel by Emma Bull offers a fantasy retelling of the events leading up to the fight.
This means that the photographs are less a visual medium for telling a story than they are a representation of the participant(s) in the ensuing verbiage (Knox 2009: 153).
Had he pointed this out, his wife would have told him that it was a fair representation of men's general understanding of the world: they grasped its fundamentals but not its minutiae.
A brand is a strategic representation of your business — it tells YOUR story.
She told the Huffington Post, "Malala is a representation of the modern Muslim woman, whether that be the girls living in Swat Valley or women like me in the US".
"It's a … representation of how people feel," he told the station.
