Sentence examples for careful representation from inspiring English sources

Or maybe he was just interested in the careful representation of the human form – for which explorations he was, of course, his own most patient and obliging sitter.

The ambient soundtracks attached to the pieces (one taped on a downtown Manhattan rooftop, the other near the Brooklyn Queens Expressway) further exemplify the artist's commitment to a careful representation of the urban environment that surrounds him.

At the Salon is a brilliant demonstration, therefore, of his stated desire to "depict the true and not the ideal," in which truth is based not on a careful representation of detail but rather on capturing, in a few brief brushstrokes, the essential nature of a subject.

The holiness of the sites Leibovitz captures is apparent in their careful representation.

We are truly grateful to the authors for their insistence on a careful representation of our previous work, and believe the manuscript is unusually balanced in its presentation.

The results show that high-scoring students reported more use of most of the processes (including task representation, careful reading, search reading, connecting and generating ideas, organising intertextual relationship between ideas, organising ideas in a textual structure, and monitoring and revising during text production at both low and high levels) than low-scoring students.

Once we're in your good books we get nothing but careful and honest representation.

The design of a recognition system requires careful attention to pattern representation and classifier design.

Potamkin devoted careful study to the representation of African-Americans in movies (as in the 1929 article "The Aframerican Cinema"), and he criticized Hollywood's representations over all, whether falsely contemptuous or falsely sentimental: "Laborer, Negro, Jew, foreigner generally, become butts or objects of a quasi-pathos".

The family was careful to ensure equal representation on the board between company owners working for the firm and those who aren't -- a strategy they mirrored when arranging their share classes so that the owner groups each have 50% voting control of the company.

We paid careful attention to the representation of population risks and benefits of screening (see web extra appendix 1) following our qualitative research with low literacy groups, which indicated that population diagrams were difficult to understand.