Sentence examples for conventional representations from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein is a conceptual artist who uses conventional representations to explore his abstract concepts.

The dynamic footage plays to Missy Elliott's Get Ur Freak On, and offers different ways of seeing women beyond conventional representations of the static female body as an object of beauty (slim, tanned, delicate).

For many years now, as post-modernism came to dominate every European opera house and revival came to mean deconstruction, I have felt a pang of sympathy for young people or students who may be seeing a play for the first time and have no idea what conventional representations are being rebelled against.

There are a couple of conventional representations -- the octogenarian Elizabeth Catlett's striking "Self-Portrait" (1999) done in silver pencil on black, the artist's first effort in the genre; and Janet Fish's "Sit!" (1999), a family grouping of herself, husband and dog.

Stated that way, Mr. Fischer's remarks stand in marked contrast to the German notion of Regietheater ("director's theater"), which has seen standard repertory operas interpreted in styles that drastically deviate not only from conventional representations, but also from the notional content expressed by the works themselves.

Instead of it, we have decided to use a more practical ad hoc approach, establishing conventional representations for the most frequently found cases.

David rightly describes Kiarostami's "critical and disruptive view of conventional representation".

So I chose a certain symbolism of marriage over its conventional representation".

Picasso had nicknamed Georges Braque "Wilbur," thereby becoming "Orville" in their Wright Brothers-like ambition to get painting off the ground of conventional representation.

With the rise in the sharia courts' acceptability, discrimination is further institutionalised with some law firms offering clients "conventional" representation alongside sharia law advice.

Like Godard or Resnais or the Bergman of "Persona," he is a director possessed by a critical and disruptive view of conventional representation.