Sentence examples for is sometimes represented from inspiring English sources

She is sometimes represented faceless.

Mercury is sometimes represented as holding a purse, symbolic of his business functions.

Blaise's emblems are wax, taper, iron combs (the supposed instruments of his passion), or two crossed candles; in art he is sometimes represented in a cave with animals.

(on a particular occasion).' Compare also tha ghrápho 'I'll be writing' but tha ghrápso 'I'll write (once).' The difference is sometimes represented lexically in English: ákuye 'he listened' and ákuse 'he heard.' The passive forms are largely confined to certain verbs active in meaning like érkhome 'I come,' fováme 'I am afraid,' and reciprocal usages (filyóndusan 'they were kissing').

"It's not quite as inchoate and messy as it is sometimes represented," she said.

Rate fixing is sometimes represented as a kind of black art, but this distorts the intention of the valuation clauses.

Because the United States has no diplomatic relations with North Korea, its interests are sometimes represented there by Sweden.

The Circle's own methodologically monist position was sometimes represented under the heading of "unified science".

He emphasised that older scientific theories, like Aristotle's theory of motion, had powerful empirical and argumentative support, and stressed, correlatively, that the heroes of the scientific revolution, such as Galileo, were not as scrupulous as they were sometimes represented to be.

These visualizations are sometimes represented in intricate paintings.

For this analysis, we focused exclusively on genes (one gene being sometimes represented in the array by more than one transcript).