Sentence examples for and that representations from inspiring English sources

So maybe it evokes guilt, we are complicit in the reason it is more of an icon rather than an actual living creature and that representations far out numbers actual pandas.

It was Rabiah Ahmed, a spokeswoman for the Council of American-Islamic relations, not Jamil Khoury, a founder of the Silk Road Theater Project in Chicago, who said that conservatism within Muslim culture might be one reason, and that representations of the human form were frowned on and that dancing or performing by women in front of men was considered reprehensible.

However Blackadder is a satire, not a documentary, and that representation is certainly not true.

So if the contract indicated that the parking charge was included in the monthly maintenance, and that representation was wrong, the buyer had the right to declare the seller in breach of the contract and cancel the deal before closing.

The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania certified the class for settlement only, finding that the proposed settlement was fair and that representation and notice had been adequate.

The book is the record of someone trying and failing (failing better, as Beckett has it) to make an accurate representation of himself; the gap between the world and that representation, between the world and itself, is the space where all sorts of questions about truth and personal identity arise.

The book is the record of someone trying and failing (failing better, as Beckett has it) to make an accurate representation of himself; the gap between the world and that representation, between the world and itself, is the space where all sorts of questions about truth and personal identity arise.

And that representation matters to viewers young and old alike. .

This would provide support for the suggestion that object representations in perirhinal cortex are associated with places and contexts in LEC and that these representations underlie episodic memory representations in the hippocampus.

In the seminal paper by Larkin and Simon [5] it has been suggested that representations and processes are both important in cognitive performance and that one cannot talk about representations without talking about processes that operate on representations.

Consciousness and Cognition, 9, 313 323] that representations in working memory could already suffer from detrimental checking.