Sentence examples for fashioned to represent a from inspiring English sources

Ritual structures existed, such as the so-called —great piles of earth fashioned to represent a variety of animals.

The show is also popular with cosplayers, or performance artists who wear costumes and fashion accessories to represent a specific character from the Adventure Time universe.

The diff function can be defined in a similar fashion to represent the recessive or the heterozygote genetic model.

Three different data sets are generated in this fashion to represent three experimental replicates of the samples.

The ads, the first by PETA to show designer fashions, represent a change in tactics by the group, which agreed not to disrupt the New York designer collections in February and sponsored its own runway show.

I've been reading a lot about how fashion has to represent "real women".

Ms. Dello Russo and her raffish style-world cohort, who populate the mastheads of the fashion magazines, represent a new breed of Web-based reality star.

Carl Barron is at the Darwin Entertainment Centre from 9– 14 November Future Classic x Museum of Contemporary Art, in Sydney Does the ubiquitous x in art, music and fashion events represent a new era of art based on creative collaboration?

In a sort of intellectual bootstrapping, scientists must fashion words imperfectly to represent new phenomena, or cobble together phrases that pull meanings from other sources to create new concepts.

Some might theorize that Ms. Agro's fashion-heavy followers represent a world already devoted to the power of the convincing fantasy (often a pricey one — in this case, $100 per half hour).

Didier Grumbach, president of Chambre Syndicale in France, deemed the letter's call to action "unreasonable" and assured Vogue UK that the upcoming Paris Fashion Week will represent a wide variety of ethnicities.