Sentence examples for intended to represent a from inspiring English sources

"The human model is intended to represent a Human Being.

The inked sketch "is art", he said, intended to represent a Mexican sugar skull.

They are intended to represent a healthy interest in travel and science.

In the first, traditional evolutionary taxonomy, classification was intended to represent a maximum of evolutionary information.

"People thought it looked like a vagina," she said, gesturing toward what was intended to represent a cheeseboat.

Since none of the structures shown in the rendering are identified, it's not clear whether this form is intended to represent a building or a sculpture.

The firm said the ads were not intended to represent an underage model or to be linked to any "Back to School" marketing effort.

The revelation that Dov Hikind, a state assemblyman from Brooklyn, had hosted a Purim party while wearing a costume intended to represent an African-American basketball player was first made by the New York Observer, which published a photograph of Hikind wearing an orange jersey, a nimbus of black wig, and sunglasses, with his face darkened with cosmetics.

The adopted strength reduction factor is thus intended to represent an expected inelastic response demand or expected damage level demand of the whole structure, which may be induced during earthquake excitation (Thuat 2012).

These words are not intended to represent an enduring feature of reality, and for this reason Derrida coins new terms for new readings and rarely uses the same term twice.

The cluster is intended to represent an adequate sample of case studies relative to different capacities and different design approaches that followed one another starting from the seventeenth century.