Sentence examples for ceases to represent from inspiring English sources

Even when art ceases to represent mythological matters outright, it is still usually far from representational.

"Among the Sunni, there is a sense that whoever cooperates with the government in Baghdad automatically ceases to represent them," he said.

The result is that what resonates instead of human irrepressibility is naughtiness, and after a short while flatulence ceases to represent an obstinate cry of independence and becomes just gas.

The Bolsheviks defend their refusal to summon a Constituent Assembly on the ground that by the time an Assembly meets, it ceases to represent the electorate, for it represents their mood of some weeks earlier.

The duration of these rights is limited only in cases where the mark or symbol ceases to represent a company or interest, or becomes entrenched as part of the common language or culture.

Since 2007, the PA ceased to represent Gaza Palestinians, now represented by Hamas.

Whenever away from their native south, OutKast never cease to represent their habitat.

The issue is not that Muslims in Britain feel any less British than any other, rather that their government has ceased to represent them, as it has ceased to represent or to listen to ever growing sections of society.

Can a parent cease to represent the interests of civilization and still succeed in raising a child?

Too much ingenious construction and they cease to represent the world, becoming reflected images of their own excessively stated pretensions.

After Bach and Handel, oratorio on the European continent, apart from the works of Joseph Haydn, ceased to represent a vital, creative tradition.