Sentence examples for it representing the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hobson's painting "Bust 'Im Up Again" is an amalgam of reds, purples and blues, but there is a strand of gold running through it, representing "the line of the community that holds things together," Dr. Butler said.

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Shortly after he was elected, a twelve-year-old Kurdish boy was fatally shot while police were gunning down his father, in front of their house; Demirbaş erected a sculpture to mark the tragedy, with thirteen holes carved into it, representing the boy's gunshot wounds.

An image of the African pop star Fela Kuti performing in an orange track suit with a gold halo over his head against a golden, tapestrylike field, it has a wide, wooden frame and a collection of high-heel shoes on the floor in front of it representing the singer's 27 wives, or "queens".

Now he was joining them in a tight triad of parables that would give a narrative edge to his standard stump speech and to the populist theme that Eskew emphasized to define Gore's career: that he was a fighter against special interests, as one senior Gore strategist put it, "representing the people against them".

These fuzzy lexicons exist in both the classes with a score associated to it, representing the strength of each label.

It represents the founding fathers.

"It represents the future".

"It represents the finest.

It represents the multi-layeredness of images.

Or does it represent the future?