Sentence examples for just representations from inspiring English sources

The artist once said that all paintings are analogies, not just representations, and the wisdom of this truth is made beautifully apparent.

The artist once said that all paintings are analogies, not just representations, and the wisdom of this truth is made apparent throughout the show.

To grasp a meaning is plausibly a sophisticated intentional state that involves representations of meanings and not just representations with meanings.

According to the mental representation view, concepts that haven't been acquired are just representations of a type that have never been tokened (Margolis & Laurence 2007).

This could easily lead to an idea of images (i.e., photos, graphs, visual model) being just representations of knowledge and, in the worse case, misinterpreted representations of knowledge as the results of Pocovi and Finlay (2002) in case of electric field lines show.

TM: These images aren't just representations: they're presences.

No doubt a just representation of the 18th-century attitude, but I hoped the parents of three raptly listening boys sitting near me would clarify that afterward.

The problem is that liberating Iraq's Shiites has stoked their hopes for domination — not just representation — in the new Middle East.

The church is to be governed and directed by assemblies of officeholders, pastors, and elders chosen to provide just representation for the church as a whole.

Even in his defense of Shakespeare as a great English writer, Johnson lauded him in classical terms, for his universality, his ability to offer a "just representation of general nature" that could stand the test of time.

Demea does not realize that Philo may mean very different things by "just representation" and "due sense of religion" than he does, so he fails to realize that Philo is just egging him on.