Sentence examples for as representing something from inspiring English sources
Because of its commercial influence we think of "Jaws" as representing something new.
Pluralism, in the tradition of Bentley, requires that one see one's own political passions, and those of such unimpeachable actors as winners of the Nobel Peace Prize and members of the Concord Coalition, as representing something other than the promptings of pure justice.
But it's true, I was mistrustful of melody as representing something that we were against". But tunefulness "always did sneak in" and now, with White Bread seemingly freed of all the extraneous conceptualisation, we are left with the pure gift for melody and harmony.
In the age of Simon Cowell, when pop is more disposable than ever, it perhaps flatters them to be thought of as representing something more durable, and not every member of Bellowhead is as equitable as Jon Boden in assessing their merits.
The game's dark nihilistic tone and violent nature was singled out by many critics as representing something unique in the world of video gaming.
The perception of money as representing something morally inferior, even nefarious, has a long and lasting history in many cultures, including our allegedly all-monetarized one.
3. The intentionality of thought is important to Descartes's purposes when assessing whether my thoughts, which come to me as if representing something, truly do in fact represent those objects to me.
"Here we have images as form — they're not representing something, they are the form.
Gormley said he was "incredibly excited" about as it represents something of a culmination of his work so far.
She is preferable in the books by far as she represents something akin to a human being.
