Sentence examples for ideas and representations from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it feels as if we have been brought back not just to a time before modern entertainment but to a time before art -- a time in which reality was just more real, a time without images and ideas and representations, only actual events.

Even at the basic level, students form a mental framework or cognitive structure for how their ideas, and representations of ideas in language, relate to one another (Deese, 1965); however, their conceptions are usually not completely developed, accurate, or precise (Marbach-Ad and Stavy, 2000; Marbach-Ad, 2001).

She became increasingly devoted to abstraction, and in 1916 she joined the Supremus group, organized by Kazimir Malevich: "The artist has rid himself of everything which pre-decided the objective ideal structure of life and 'art,'" he wrote, "He has freed himself from ideas, concepts and representations in order to listen only to pure sensibility".

"I was exploring the idea and representation of motherhood, the stereotypes and clichés as well as the fears and contradictions I feel about becoming a mother, about being a good mother, as well as the stigma attached to being an artist and a mother.

Translation theory focuses on how ideas and various representations of practices travel in time and space.

Ball et al. (2008) stressed teachers' ability in "selecting representations for particular purposes," "recognizing what is involved in using a particular representation," and "linking representations to underlying ideas and to other representations" (p. 400).

Educators are an integral part of play-based learning because they engage actively with children in play, encouraging them to make connections among ideas, concepts, processes and representations.

The tropics are more idea than reality, and representations veer from the Post-Impressionism of Gauguin to "Pirates of the Caribbean" kitsch.

These ideas and impressions, these representations, mediate our knowledge of the world, if knowledge of the world there be.

Today chemical and process engineers aim to open new opportunities for innovation, promote new ideas and create new representations.

A value-feeling is an emotional response to believed states of affairs and presupposes, therefore, judgments and representations (ideas) of the intended objects as so-called "psychological presuppositions" (1894, §11).