Sentence examples for like representation from inspiring English sources

"I do not like representation in painting," is how he is quoted.

Hence, like representation, exemplification and expression are relative, in particular they are relative to established use (Goodman 1976, 48).

A new method of impulse radio ultra-wideband (IR-UWB) pulse generation, with advantage of providing a "notch" like representation of pulse in the spectrum domain for particular control parameters values, is investigated in this paper.

A year ago, Netanyahu stood at the same podium at the UN general assembly and presented a cartoon-like representation of a Iranian nuclear bomb, with a red line drawn near its peak.

The material got a more decorative treatment in the 1980s when Knoll produced chairs designed by the postmodern pioneer Robert Venturi, each of which was covered with plastic laminate in a billboard-like representation of a different historical period.

Is its aim just to be a life-like representation of a man, or should it convey in its design the achievements of one of the greatest ever world leaders?

It is an astonishingly life-like representation of the ventricles the pump room of a human heart, from the fine net of blood vessels that surround the organ to the specific proteins of individual cells within it.

I think Hitchcock was lucky; Kelly may have been a more graceful actress, but Hedren is by far the more unusual presence, and her cold, mask-like representation of repressed agony and denial of pleasure is the most precise and extreme expression of the obsessions of the most obsessive of directors.

In one particularly telling sequence, he has overlaid a rotating view of Earth from the International Space Station with a mandala-like representation of an unimaginably complex eight-dimensional structure known as E8, which has been theorized by the theoretical physicist Garrett Lisi, among others, to be the fundamental mathematical structure of the universe.

It's a talking cat, but not really: it's a puppet-like representation of a cat, and it doesn't exactly talk, it delivers an interior monologue (voiced by July) that goes beyond living feline experience to express the ideas and emotions that July extracts from the character, and the symbol, of the cat.

In "Fallen Star: Wind of Destiny," (2006), Mr. Suh represented that Korean house atop a tornado of carved Styrofoam and resin, and in "New Beginning," (2006) he showed a large dollhouse-like representation of his 18th-century apartment in Providence with his family's Korean home stuck in the middle of it.