Sentence examples for fabric represents from inspiring English sources

Every fabric represents an emotional state and, though every villager carries one, none is the same.

The fabric covered with paint is commonly considered art, while the knitting, formally similar but made of a different kind of fabric, represents craft.

So the peacoat, made in modern wind and water-resistant fabric, represents the mariner; the explorer had an elongated version of the multi-pocket safari jacket.

Ms. Carlson is also in white, so that it seems that she is connected to the entire stage, or rather that the fabric represents one giant organism.

A length of blue fabric represents the river, and it's chillingly effective when a dark-shrouded figure simply pulls the fabric away.

No, fabric represents so much more than that.

For some reason, two big balls of white fabric representing tissues turn this hero on.

In describing her 39.25 x 33″ tapestry, the artist DeBorah Amoafo Yeboah wrote, "the red-white-blue (America Flag) multi-patterns of the fabric represent the freedom that we all share and the Kente design represents the diversity that America embraces".

Such capabilities, made possible by solar technology designed right into the fabric, represent a key element of the Soft House — a "hybrid house" in which solar textiles collectively generate some 15 kilowatt hours worth of electricity a day, or about half a typical U.S. household's needs.

Cheryl is collecting 46 million mini works of art, in media and techniques from paints and pencils to clay, origami and fabric, representing turkeys.

Perhaps the most imposing piece is Karen Le Roy Harris Like Fliess to Flesh, a hanging sculpture of draping red fabric representing flesh and feathers mimicking flies, exploring human desire and the idea of the excessive body.