Sentence examples for attempt to represent a from inspiring English sources
It makes no attempt to represent a real scene, merely to capture the feelings you might have when looking at such a scene.
Her 2012 Congressional bid will mark her third attempt to represent a swath of suburban Seattle popular with fellow techies.
We attempt to represent a range of different scopes and fields: multi-dimensional data viewers, collaborative solutions, cultural heritage representations, dissemination of science data and access to historical datasets from open data services.
We're thrilled to have the opportunity to share work of this caliber that challenges us to look again at the history of modern and contemporary art, with our broad audiences here on the South Side of Chicago". Traditionally speaking, Abstract art is defined as making no attempt to represent a visual reality.
Despite an initially positive response, Macklemore has since received some pushback from rappers such as Le1f, who complain that a white, cisgendered male shouldn't attempt to represent a community able to speak for itself.
"He's very sincere in his attempt to represent a conservative community in the Assembly". Dean Anderson, a Roland Unified school board member, said Hill is also well liked in Rowland Heights.
Because he believed that music became less beautiful the more it attempted to represent a definite "feeling", so framing words in music, or using music to tell a story, was deemed vulgar compared to the abstract constructs of "absolute" music.
In movies like "Quackser Fortune Has a Cousin in the Bronx" and "The Silver Streak," when he attempts to represent a kind of gentle blessedness, the intelligence of the actor shows through the disguise.
This review attempts to represent a current nanoparticle based on its lipid, polymer, hybrid, and inorganic properties.
Cumberbatch – who stars alongside Keira Knightley – argues the film "attempts to represent a really extraordinary man in an unfathomable period of history and a story which frankly is not that widely known".
