Sentence examples for are merely representations from inspiring English sources
Such aspects have in themselves no shape of any sort (or at least, in the case of the computer, none that is at all relevant to the shape that I experience; they are merely representations of a related shape, according to some system of representation or coding.
To identify ideas with such modes suggests that they are merely subjective representations that vary among perceivers, and whose correspondence to reality can never be established.
It is not wedded to any particular constitution constitutions, Jefferson is clear, are merely provisional representations of the will of the people at the time of their drafting but to the principle of government representing the will of the people, suitably informed.
This middle book assures the reader that the apparently ridiculous gesticulations employed in operations of celestial magic are not secret signals to demons but are merely symbolic representations of the numbers that form an integral part of celestial magic (OP 2 15).
There are only representations: media.
Hollywood's diversity problems are nothing new, and the Oscars are merely another obvious representation of them, but this same conversation has existed for years with little traction.
If her achievement was, as McEwan puts it, "to make politics matter, both for those who loved her and those who opposed her", then there is a feeling among those interested in her creatively that most of the existing representations of her are merely provisional, faint outlines of a portrait still waiting to be completed.
Although historians of Greek science have traditionally considered these models to be merely geometrical representations, recent studies have proposed that they were also intended to be physically real or have withheld judgment, noting the limited evidence to resolve the question.
According to Kant, the mind achieves this by distinguishing representations that necessarily belong together from representations that are not necessarily connected but are merely associated in a contingent way.
Photographs are merely taken as an example of a causal relationship between the mental representation of an object and the object itself.
